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How do I enable debugging in Chrome?
Chrome Browser debug logs
- Quit any running instance of Chrome.
- Right-click your Chrome shortcut.
- Select Properties.
- At the end of the Target: line, add the command line flags: –enable-logging –v=1.
- Click Apply.
- Launch Chrome using your shortcut.
How do I use Apex debugger in Chrome?
Apex Debugger Google chrome Extension overview Press Alt+Shift+d from any salesforce page to open debug logs and add current user • Improved view of logs (select from available themes). search string in latest logs • Click any Id to go to Object (Class, Trigger, Validation Rule e.t.c).
What’s the best way to debug a page?
The first few debugging techniques to use are: When you right-click over a point in a page and select Inspect Element, you get the DOM Element shown and the CSS styles that apply shown. This lets you see what HTML/CSS/JavaScript has resulted from your Visualforce.
How to debug CSS styles in Google Chrome?
These instructions relate to Chrome; other browsers have the same features available but typically named a bit differently – Google. The first few debugging techniques to use are: When you right-click over a point in a page and select Inspect Element, you get the DOM Element shown and the CSS styles that apply shown.
How does a Visualforce page work in Salesforce?
Visualforce pages work like this. The browser makes a request and Salesforce uses Visualforce tags to generate HTML/CSS/JavaScript that is sent back to the browser. Most communication is in a simple text format so can be looked at.
Do you need to do your own debugging for Salesforce?
If you do not add your own JavaScript or CSS, then you are in safe territory because Salesforce tests their features well and across many browsers, and you should not need to do your own debugging. (An exception is partial page refreshes – via rerender attributes – that can be awkward to get working.)