I have been trying to debugging chrome on ipad
and I tried these solutions but didn't worked out.
Nodejs Weinre
This link might help you. Afaik you need to do it remote.
https://developers.google.com/web/tools/chrome-devtools/debug/remote-debugging/remote-debugging
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I looked for the documentation, but I couldn't find the API.
But I have tested Chrome for the iOS version, it is fine.
I don't know how to enable it. Who can tell me, thank you very much.
Anyone here knows if it's possible to remote debug on Chrome Mobile on IOS Devices? I have a site with a div with 100% width and height and position fixed. For some reason this element stays at the wrong position.
I know it's possible to debug safari but the problem just happens on chrome and on ios devices.
Thanks
Angelo
You can use Weinre.
Instructions on how to use it is available at the link below.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Firefox_OS/Platform/Gaia/Weinre_As_Remote_Debugger
It worked for me on Mac/iPhone/Chrome
It also works on Mac/Android/Chrome and firefox browsers too.
If your code/files are on a remote device, make sure you run the tool (weinre) on the remote system.
Actually i am developing stuff for the iPad, but fiddling with Firebug lite is no fun and is limited.
I would like to remotely control an iPad from my pc or mac - if possible without jail break.
Something like "windows desktop remote connection" to remotly control another OS - but for the iPad.
How can i achieve that?
Update: Why do i get downvotes here? Please clarify!
As far as I know I don't think there is anything available yet. But I just saw a forum with some info about this topic:
http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/archive/1488754
UPDATE
I think you need this
Chrome Extension is Also available
I have tried frank on iOS simulator. But need to know, how to run the tests on real device i.e on iPhone ? How will be the connection between device and Mac? through WIFI ?
I'm trying to do the same thig right now. This tutorial is listed on Frank's site, but I've been having problems with it, as I haven't had a lot of experience with terminal. You probably have already found out something on it, but this might help someone else.
I'm working on an app I want to host in iOS via Cordova (PhoneGap). I've run into some problem when I try to access the device.platform and device.version properties. I'm not sure what the problem is. Either way, I can't figure out how to peek into the code to get a better idea of what's going on.
I thought I could just fire up the .html in the desktop version of Safari, however, that didn't provide any insights. In short:
How do I debug code running inside of Cordova?
Any ideas why I can't just do a "alert(device.platform);"?
Thank you!
Since iOS 6 you can just enable the Develop menu in Safari and use Safari Web Inspector to remotely debug Cordova app in either iOS Simulator or USB attached devices. If you've used Chrome's debugger you'll feel right at home.
as well as Weinre, there is also iWebInspector which is useful and perhaps better on ios.
http://www.mobilexweb.com/blog/debugging-web-safari-phonegap-iphone-ipad
I think it maybe only applies to the simulator but thats fine for most cases anyway. It is more Xcode and iOs debugging solution in my opinion .
I use nifty debugging tool called Weinre, which is a lifesaver when debugging cordova( phonegap) apps. It basically is a remote debugging tool resembling usual webkit developer tools available in Chrome and some other browsers.
Make sure that Cordova is loaded before you try to call device.platform. Cordova is loaded when deviceready js event is triggered.