I have been told that this is a useful means of checking code but how do I actually use it? Do I type it from within firebug or onto my script?
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I have been told that this is a useful means of checking code but how do I actually use it? Do I type it from within firebug or onto my script?
You can just use
in your code. Where is something you want to log.
As the other poster references. Firebug Logging Documentation is helpful
The Chrome debugger works the same way with console.log() IE does not.
Also note you should not leave console.log in your code as run-time code will fail if you leave that in and you don’t have a console object.