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In-Page Code Execution with Error Catch

When debugging a page, this simple script allows you to test your javascript and the current state of variables using the alert (variableValue) command. For one line commands, no semicolon is required at the end. For multiple commands, separate with a semicolon. If your coding contains an error, you will be alerted that instead of sending your page into an error state. If you want to get a section of text realtime from the page, I recommend entering something like document.all.codeBlock.value = thatID.innerHTML;

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Date Added 3/3/2004
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