hideinitialoverlay
or
initial overlayclickhandler?
Iâm not sure what âthisâ is in this instance. There are lots of things on that image, but quite what part of it you mean is unclear. Can you give is something a little more descriptive to go on?
Thatâs because youâre looking in the wrong tab.
As I understand it, they are called, Right Shift Operators. >>
I donât see them when I look all the way down in web console. As I was specifically told I would find them there. But they are nowhere to be found.
At the very bottom of the screen should be a console entry line, with >> shown at the left.
You are still looking in the Debugger tab, which (as I told you earlier) is the wrong place.
Read Paulâs instructions slowly, think carefully and then try again.
I still donât understand.
Itâs hard to follow instructions that involve debugger in firefox when itâs never been something I frequently used up until now.
Iâve never used the debugger in Firefox before today, and I had no trouble following the instructions. There is nothing difficult. You just need to think about what you are doing.
Paul told you that it is difficult to find the information you want in the debugger, so you need to use the console instead.
Iâve told you (twice) that youâre looking at the wrong tab. Put those two pieces of information together.
What do I do next?
According to the image, the target element is not defined.
I think youâve missed a step. as the results I get differ from yours.
Reread the instructions from post 1356 onwards, and ensure you follow them all carefully.
The second icon to the right of Storage toggles the console line (as does pressing Esc), but you donât need that.
When you click in the call-stack on the overlay handler, all you need to do is to hover on evt
and scroll down the shown list to find target
, where youâll find listed the element that was clicked on.
The main idea here being to learn why youâre getting undefined, so that a plan can be put in place to remedy the situation.
target : p
Yes that right. evt.target is what we are looking for, so in evt, scroll down to target, and itâll show you the HTML name of the element thatâs the current target. What is that target?
p
: p
No, thatâs not correct. Itâs not a <p>
element that triggers the initial handler. Are you sure that youâve followed the correct instructions to set a breakpoint and use the Stack trace?
I was following through your instructions yesterday, and I also got <p>
as the answer âŚ
Oh no, which code are we working from?