Chrome extension question
Dimosthenis opened this issue · comments
Hello.
I'm trying to use jquery audit extension but the console tab of jquery audit in chrome is always blank even when I target elements that respond to javascript events.
I could not find anything referring to similar issues so here I am. What am I doing wrong?
Another thing is that even though helpers are "on" from the options, I've never seen the
<--@(window)--> or <--@(document)--> in the inspection console..
I'd really like to use this extension since I've heard so many good words.
Thank you!
Can you post a screenshot of what you see?
I've checked it from a mac and windows on chrome with same google account and I get the same blank console.
Thank you in advance zertosh
Works for me. I wonder if you have another extension that's causing it to fail. Try turning all your extensions off. It could also be your Chrome, if it's really old. I just tried it on Chrome 42.0.2311.152 OS X.
unfortunately even when I disable all other extension and update chrome I still get the same thing.
I guess I'll have to wait jq audit update and see.. :[
That's really weird. I can't think of any other reason why it wouldn't work. The extension has been pretty stable for over a year. I don't see any updates in the near future (unless jQuery changes it's events store), especially ones to address a bug I can't even repro.
You think it has something to do with node being installed in both computers?
I also find it very strange
Nope. It's got to be something with your Chrome install.