How to show hidden errors in console on chrome for javascript code?
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Solution 1
Solution :-
Explanation :-
You Will See A Default Levels Drop down List
Check The List Items According To Your Needs
Solution 2
Even after checking the 'Errors' under 'Default', I was not able to see the errors in the console.
I then navigated to settings (or press F1) and on the bottom of the page, you will see 'Restore defaults and reload' option.
After restoring to defaults, I am able to see the console errors.
Solution 3
I hope this helps someone. In my case, none of the above solutions helped. The culprit was the filter text field shown in the below image.
Clear the text field and the errors will be shown again.
Solution 4
If none of these solutions work for you, remove the text in the "filter" box.
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Updated on June 04, 2022Comments
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HKI345 almost 2 years
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wOxxOm about 6 yearsClick
Default levels
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HKI345 about 6 years@wOxxOm Thank you,an image would help
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wOxxOm about 6 years
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HKI345 about 6 years@wOxxOm tried still not showing errors...:(
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wOxxOm about 6 yearsMaybe you've checked "hide network errors" in devtools settings.
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Harlin about 5 yearsMine are all checked but still not showing errors for some reason.
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james.c.funk over 4 yearsI tried a dozen other things and this is the first thing to work. I'm guessing a chrome upgrade screwed up some hidden settings