When an error occurs in jQuery code, IE9, Firefox and Chrome’s script debugging tools dont see them – is there a way to make them see jQuery errors?
When an error occurs in jQuery code, IE9, Firefox and Chrome’s script debugging tools
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When an error occurs in jQuery code, IE9, Firefox and Chrome’s script debugging tools dont see them – is there a way to make them see jQuery errors?
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The errors I was referring to were infact not errors at all e.g. a selector for a non-existent element does in fact not fail at all, it simply returns an array with 0 objects in it.