I bet you, just like me and the rest of humanity, sometimes miss minor details such as misspelled variables and thus end up with a non-working script. In
javascript programming, a misspelled variable usually results in, if not errors on some of the functions of the script, a non-working script at all. At least I have come to know of a way in which I could easily navigate to the problem code, and thus know the nature of the problem, thus making it easier for me to correct the problem.
But if you didn't know this, I bet you have had your fair share of hair-tearing days wherein you thought you just had to rewrite the whole damn script - from top to bottom! No, you need not check on
high-tech electronic equipment to ease your troubles a bit with those javascript codes, you know. You just have to hold on to your sanity, and started reading through the error messages which usually pops up when you've done something wrong with your script.
This is how it should go, at least for me, that is: an error on a javascript would cause an error message to pop up. Just read through the message, and you'd be able to locate the problem along with the nature of the problem - and if knowing is half the battle, and pinpointing the logistics of the enemy is the other half of it, then a demigod are you when it comes to javascript programming! With this, you'd be able to relax a bit, and maybe even treat yourself to a
blockbuster flick at your nearest moviehouse!
