PrateekSaxena

hey thanks man...that is going to be very useful!I will use DOM for the DIV thing that I was talking about!Any feature suggestions??

then why was it created in the first place...was it like a scratch pad ... a place to keep preference or options?

A TXT file

I think if I had to make a CMS I would go for either very small part in XML and rest in SQL!Or only a small XML file that has the link to the pages of the blogs and stuff!

Okay...I will do that! In the new release I was thinking of -

• DIV highlighter which would first populate a list of all the DIV's that exist in the HTML, hopefully in a nested format and then on mouseover it would be highlighted!
• CSS Viewer, in which one would be able to see all the CSS stuff that has been implemented for a particular DIV

Any more suggestions?Any ideas on how I can actually be able to find out about errors and stuff??

No no! i am not that orthodox about it!

Cause querying XML files will take longer than that of SQL, and the blog will get bigger and bigger like 10,000 posts(which I know is very far away), it will take a lot of time

I think that lookng at the current technology you should use MySQL for database only!

I told you so many times over the phone to read all the tutorials carefully, if you had done so you would not have asked the same question to me again and again!!

it throws an error on load in IE6 but works fine in Firefox. I'll blog about it when you get the IE bug fixed if you want.

Ok, I will correct it and tell you! I would love it if you blog about it! Thanks!

I'm not at all experienced in JavaScript. I only know some it's basic syntax. So... how exacly do I use this so called console? I mean I read the readme and understood how to create the console, but... how... what the? I don't get it... And what's with "taking over the world"?

I know that the README.txt file is not very descriptive and stuff. JustSomeGuy is right it is not really a debuger but a message center. The taking over the world part if just a joke. Like the warning part says that the Console is trying tp take over the world but the error's section says that is failed to do so!

The Logger Control provides a simple way to read or write log messages with a single line of code. With this control, you can tap into the rich event-driven messages included with the YUI Library's debug files; This messaging allows you to get a fuller picture of the inner workings of any YUI Library component. The Logger Control provides a simple messaging interface that allows you to filter, pause, resume, and clear log messages on your screen. Whether or not you invoke this UI, you can monitor log output via the FireBug extension for Firefox or via the Safari JavaScript console. The Logger Control supports logging messages with customizable categories and sources. Adventurous developers can extend Logger to build their own implementations to suit any requirement.

@justsomeguy : Sorry I did not know that this feature was called Trace. I will definitely correct this in the next release. I wanted that it would be able to find out errors and display it in the errors tabs but was not able to find a way to do so! I was actually trying to make something like the Yahoo Logger Console, and I have mentioned what they do above. And sorry for the spellings I will correct them too!

WEFT is really nice...thanks for the link!@aspnetguy : your blogs template is really cool...did you make it yourself??

Ok...cool

That is IE 5.5 stuff right??Rarely anyone uses that now

Good CMS's are actually very tough to build!

Allows you to log stuff and add watched for the time being. More feature coming soon. you can write thing like

con= new myConsole("JS Maker Rel2");con.log("I was logged","info");var ans=42;con.addWatch("The Answer",ans);

more stuff to come...need you guys feedback

Alright! I would await you reply!

Okay! Got it ! Thanks

Thanks! Could you also please suggest more features for the console?

Does UTF-8 and ASCII look different when openend?

But, just so you know, Prateek, there is no reason in doing the document.getElementById("jsConsole") at this point because you already have a reference to that element in "newDiv".

ok got ithow come nonw of you have replied to the JS Console in the General Forum??

var newDiv = document.createElement("div");newDiv.id = "jsConsole";var it = document.getElementById("jsConsole");

It get the error that it soes not have any properties when I set its height.

I wanted to know this for http://w3schools.invisionzone.com/index.ph...c=11677&hl=

Thanks! Quite suprisingly I was viewing the same tutorial right now!!

try document.myform.isub.clicked=true;

yup..that seems more simpler...:)Why does not anyone look at my topic ???