another debugging tip i found useful was running a sql query to find the ttsBegin and ttsCommit blocks where data is getting saved to Db, had to resort to this trick when someone placed some codes in the active method
Unfortunately no. The browsers F12 dev tools can show you the JavaScript code that is running in the browser. But in the case of D365 all of the meaningful x++ code either runs on the server or gets translated into JavaScript but not in a readable way or way you should debug. So you do need to debug the x++ code directly.
That was really helpful. Eagerly waiting for the whole series🙌
Happy to hear that!
insanely useful thank you
Glad it helped!
Thank you for your video 😊 it's really helpful ❤
You're welcome 😊
Thank you for your video it's really helpful
Glad it was helpful!
another debugging tip i found useful was running a sql query to find the ttsBegin and ttsCommit blocks where data is getting saved to Db, had to resort to this trick when someone placed some codes in the active method
Awesome video! QQ: is there a way to get similar debug outcome but with use of browser's dev tools instead of FO's source code?
Unfortunately no. The browsers F12 dev tools can show you the JavaScript code that is running in the browser. But in the case of D365 all of the meaningful x++ code either runs on the server or gets translated into JavaScript but not in a readable way or way you should debug. So you do need to debug the x++ code directly.
HI, my system shows error that it can not open web browser after I click debug button. Are you familiar with this issue? Thank you.
Hmm. Can you share the exact error message? I am not sure why you would be seeing that.