Easy error Error submitting javascript form?

Question

I’m developing an application for a sports league manager. It seemed to me that I remembered that I saw a plug-in / process for web applications / JavaScript that allowed users to simply click on the "freeze" element (for example, the "Report a bug" button) on my website and have a slide or pop-up slide.

I remember seeing something like that. I want to make it as simple as possible if someone reports an error when it happens, when it happens, but I just don’t want to waste time coding this process. I also do not want users to register somewhere. I want one way with an additional email process.

Has anyone used anything before? Does this work well?

If not, how did you handle error tracking for web users without logging in / registering anywhere? I don’t want them to use the sign in the application, I just want a simple form that can allow them to print what they are doing and make it shoot for correction.

Please rate the input as I try to keep it simple and focus on the application (this is a non-commercial thing I'm working on, so I can't take too much time for it).

Answer 1

I am not 100% sure if this is what you want. But there are many feedback tools.

There is an article on the website

http://blogs.sitepoint.com/customer-feedback-tools/

which reviews the top 10 best customer feedback tools.

Some of them are not free though.

Hope this helps as a starting point.

Hello

Answer 2

Take a look at BugHerd . It definitely sounds the way you need it.

Answer 3

You can save errors in the log and get any necessary information using debug_backtrace () to see which file and line of code is causing the error. You can also get a link. url or current url or any other kind of information that may be useful to you.

Imagine this:

• You can save user IP address / user ID
• You can save, date, ref. url / current url.
• You can save, including the file, and which line caused the error.
• You can create a log file with dates. Such as 04.18.2011.txt are simpler and more organized.
• You can block it, let it say logs / folder with .htaccess, so it will be closed if you want.
• You cannot force users to send you bug reports.
• Do not forget that many visitors are lazy. They don’t even want to make a few clicks. Thus, you will track every error in your system, without waiting for someone to report it.

If you still want users to post some data, this is a different story (for example, a clicked link (or something on a page) did not return the value (or did what the user wanted) as expected. From this you could save them, as well as just send mail yourself, which will save you time on coding.

If you need help with the Javascript part, I could help you with this since I was working on something similar in my own project.

Hope this helps.