Note: If you cannot see the error, click the back button within the console.
Take a screenshot if you see any entries in ‘red’ color and simply send it along with the support request. The console will provide you with the error type, the location of the error and the line number. The error may be generated when the page loads. 
Try reloading the page if you don’t see any errors. Identify the Error for Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari In Safari, navigate to Develop > Show Error Console. Go to the screen where you are experiencing the error. Navigate to Safari > Preferences > Advanced and check the box that says Show Develop in the menu bar. You can also navigate to Web Development > Web Console from the Firefox menu, and click the Console tab. Press Command+Option+K(Mac) or Control+Shift+K (Windows) to jump straight into the Console panel of Firefox Web Console. You can also navigate to More Tools > Developer Tools from the Chrome menu, and click the Console tab. Press Command+Option+J (Mac) or Control+Shift+J (Windows, Linux, Chrome OS) to jump straight into the Console panel of Chrome DevTools.
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How to open the Console steps are different. So you can start to diagnose them.įor Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari, the steps to identify error remains the same. You now know which browsers you are facing issues on.
You can use this information in your support request. Make a note of the browsers you are experiencing the error in. It can be a JavaScript / Console related error.
If the plugin shows the same error in another browser, it is not a browser-specific error. If the plugin does not have the same issue in another browser, the error is browser-specific. This is to ensure it is a JavaScript / Console error and not any browser error. That will resolve your query at the earliest.įollow the steps below to diagnose JavaScript / Console issues or conflicts in different browsers. So, we request you to follow the guide below to diagnose the JavaScript / Console errors and then reach out to the support team. Sometimes, the same error may not be present in another browser. This solution was adapted from Ryan Yost's post, Advanced Cypress Tips.It may happen that the issues may not be related to our plugin but due to some JavaScript / Console errors, browser issues or issues due to other plugins.įor example, broken flyout menus, broken plugin menu, non-draggable metaboxes, media buttons not working, offers not showing up, coupons not applying correctly, specific plugin functionality not working…can be anything. The first method is to add the following logic to cypress/support/index.js. We ended up opting for option 1 because it worked for us and meant we didn't have to add another dev dependency to our project. There are two easy workarounds for this though: 1) add a small bit of logic to the cypress/support/index.js file or 2) the cypress-fail-on-console-error package. If you have not had a chance to use Cypress I highly recommend checking it out.Īs part of this process of porting tests over, I realized that Cypress was not failing our tests on console.error statements. This flake has totally disappeared and all things considered it was a relatively easy process to port all of our tests. 
We were previously using a combination of Mocha and Puppeteer that made our tests so flakey to the point we just turned them off. We recently switched over to Cypress for our end to end testing at my job. This post originally ran on my personal website.
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