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How to debug IE8 client side issues for website?

One of my website users is having problems with Javascript to configure IE8 / WinXP, and the code seems to be interrupted halfway, but there are no warning boxes or other hints about why I cannot replicate the problem locally. How can I get any information from my system, so I can start debugging it?

Just finding out where the code breaks would be very helpful, but AFAIK IE8 has nothing like the Firefox Error Console, which simply logs warnings. I know that IE8 has built-in development tools, but can it be used if the user is not a developer?

The next question involves remote registration in the client system, but I'm not sure if this will be possible.

How to remotely debug customer problems using a website

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A user can enable Javascript logging in IE8 if he is sufficiently tech savvy. (This is not difficult, but we all know how good users usually work with computers ...):

Internet Options -> Advanced. " script", . Javascript - , , -, Javascript (, ...). .

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You can still ask the person to open the developer tools, go to the script tag and start debugging. Even he does not know what it means that you can get useful information when some code falls into the exception.

In the past, we used to go to this client to help him / her.

In most cases, it turned out that some scripts did not load properly or did not succeed.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1761297/

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