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Antonio Bellu
2,701 PointsJavascript Console on Chrome
Everything is working correctly expect for the fact that I can't get my Console window to show up even If I put the "console.log("Complete program") function.
Should I check in browser settings? Has it anything to do with AdBlocker? Don't know..
3 Answers
Mohamad Fadhli Ismail
11,935 PointsI believe you need to left-click on the browser, and then inspect element, or you can press CTRL - SHIFT - I. Multiple tabs will emerge and you can choose the console tab.
Jesus Mendoza
23,289 PointsAre you using Windows? If so, press F12 while your browser is focused and a small window should open, then press the console tab if it's not selected
Antonio Bellu
2,701 PointsI'm on Mac. I can open the Javascript console from developer tools. But I wanted it to show up automatically when running the program.
Michael Hulet
47,913 PointsThere isn't currently any way to automatically open the developer tools with code, so you'll have to do it manually every time you open it in a new tab
Antonio Bellu
2,701 PointsOk thanks, I guessed so.