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Working with the Ajax Browser Console View

The Browser Console view is an aggregative list of the execution errors, warnings, and information messages that occurred in the time the open page in the Internal Web Browser was running.

The Browser Console view shows the following information:

Message - The type of message and its content.
File - The file name of the error.
Line Number - The location where the error occurred.

Ajax Browser Console View

Opening a DOM element in an HTML Editor

This procedure describes how to open a DOM element in an HTML editor. This allows you to see the source code of an element.

Instructions on how to complete a procedure

To open the element in an HTML editor:

Go to Window | Open Perspective | Web Browser Tools.
Click from the main toolbar.
The “Open URL…” dialog opens.
Enter a URL in the “Enter URL…” text field and press Enter.
The URL opens in the Internal Web Browser.
Open the Browser Console view.
A list of the execution errors, warnings, and information messages appears.
Select the message you would like to open in an HTML editor and double click.
The message opens in an HTML editor.

The HTML editor is not for editing or updating. It is only intended as a way to see the message in HTML format to allow an alternative method of viewing it. For information on editing a node see Editing the Source Code of a Node.

Browser Console View Icons

The Browser Console View includes the following icons:

	Show only errors in the view.
	Show only warnings in the view.
	Show only information messages in the view.
	Clears all messages in the view.
	Expands the View drop-down Menu allowing you to show/hide CSS messages, JavaScript messages, and XML messages.

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Working with the Ajax DOM Source View

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Working with the Ajax DOM Compare View

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Web Browser Tools Perspective