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Preventing console.log from breaking browsers

If you don’t want console.log or other console statements to break browsers that don’t support them you need to include this piece of Javascript before anything else:

if(!console)
{
  var console = {
    log: function() {},
    error: function() {},
    warning: function() {}
  };
}
By David Nolen 13:40, Oct 21st, 08 Uncategorized Comments RSS

One Comment

  1. lehrburger 02:41, Oct 28th, 08

    http://lehrblogger.com/2008/10/28/gui-design-in-ajax-keyboard-implementation-specifics/
    console.log fixes, version control info, flickr example, more detail on keyboard project

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