How do I go about disabling the error console in firefox?

How do I go about disabling the error console in Firefox?

Ross M. Greenberg wrote:
> How do I go about disabling the error console in Firefox?

you really can't disable it, but, you can remove it from
your view. Put the following script in the userChrome.css file:

menuitem[label="Error Console"] {display: none !important;}

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Ross M. Greenberg wrote:
> How do I go about disabling the error console in Firefox?

Why would you want to do that?
Anyway, to remove it from the menu add

/* Disable the error console */
#javascriptConsole {display: none !important}

to your userChrome.css

Michel

"dillinger" <> wrote in message news:hej785-...
> Ross M. Greenberg wrote:
>> How do I go about disabling the error console in Firefox?
>
> Why would you want to do that?
> Anyway, to remove it from the menu add
>
> /* Disable the error console */
> #javascriptConsole {display: none !important}
>
> to your userChrome.css
>
> Michel


try running this: http://ramnet.net/dom3.htm and add a row/column or so... the error console pops up even though it does not running the same ..htm in IE 7.

Ross M. Greenberg wrote:
> "dillinger" <> wrote in message news:hej785-...
>> Ross M. Greenberg wrote:
>>> How do I go about disabling the error console in Firefox?
>> Why would you want to do that?
>> Anyway, to remove it from the menu add
>>
>> /* Disable the error console */
>> #javascriptConsole {display: none !important}
>>
>> to your userChrome.css
>>
>> Michel
>
>
> try running this: http://ramnet.net/dom3.htm and add a row/column or so... the error console pops up even though it does not running the same .htm in IE 7.

I see, those links are broken, malformed, whatever you want to call it.
<a href="javascript:" onclick="create_row();">create row</a> should be:
<a href="javascript:create_row();">create row</a> etc.
"javascript:" (no quotes) starts the error console, try typing it in the
url bar, I don't think it should be possible to start it from a web
page, it may even be a security problem.
I don't know of another way to stop it than by turning of javascript,
which kind of defeats the purpose.
Fwiw, it doesn't happen on Minefield (Firefox 3), so it may (will?) be
fixed in the future.

Michel

"dillinger" <> wrote in message news:ulaa85-...
> Ross M. Greenberg wrote:
>> "dillinger" <> wrote in message news:hej785-...
>>> Ross M. Greenberg wrote:
>>>> How do I go about disabling the error console in Firefox?
>>> Why would you want to do that?
>>> Anyway, to remove it from the menu add
>>>
>>> /* Disable the error console */
>>> #javascriptConsole {display: none !important}
>>>
>>> to your userChrome.css
>>>
>>> Michel
>>
>>
>> try running this: http://ramnet.net/dom3.htm and add a row/column or so... the error console pops up even though it does not running the same ..htm in IE 7.
>
> I see, those links are broken, malformed, whatever you want to call it.
> <a href="javascript:" onclick="create_row();">create row</a> should be:
> <a href="javascript:create_row();">create row</a> etc.
> "javascript:" (no quotes) starts the error console, try typing it in the
> url bar, I don't think it should be possible to start it from a web
> page, it may even be a security problem.
> I don't know of another way to stop it than by turning of javascript,
> which kind of defeats the purpose.
> Fwiw, it doesn't happen on Minefield (Firefox 3), so it may (will?) be
> fixed in the future.
>
> Michel

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And it works in Opera, too.....just not in FF or IE!!

>> try running this: http://ramnet.net/dom3.htm and add a row/column or so... the >>error console pops up even though it does not running the same .htm in IE 7.
>
> I see, those links are broken, malformed, whatever you want to call it.
> <a href="javascript:" onclick="create_row();">create row</a> should be:
> <a href="javascript:create_row();">create row</a> etc.
> "javascript:" (no quotes) starts the error console, try typing it in the
>


Following your advice, I modified the links as you indicated. Now it appears to function properly and the error console is no longer showing up.

In Firefox and Opera. Not, however, in Internet Explorer 7.

Any idea why not?

Thanks!

Ross

Ross M. Greenberg wrote:
>>> try running this: http://ramnet.net/dom3.htm and add a row/column or so... the >>error console pops up even though it does not running the same .htm in IE 7.
>> I see, those links are broken, malformed, whatever you want to call it.
>> <a href="javascript:" onclick="create_row();">create row</a> should be:
>> <a href="javascript:create_row();">create row</a> etc.
>> "javascript:" (no quotes) starts the error console, try typing it in the
>>
>
>
> Following your advice, I modified the links as you indicated. Now it appears to function properly and the error console is no longer showing up.
>
> In Firefox and Opera. Not, however, in Internet Explorer 7.
>
> Any idea why not?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Ross
>

IE gives you an error:
Line: 81
Char: 3
Error: Object doesn't support this property or method

IE apparently does not support addEventListener,
it uses attachEvent instead.
http://www.quirksmode.org/js/events_advanced.html
gives a more detailed explanation.

What you can do about it is rewrite the page to act differently upon
detecting different browsers.

Michel

[willeifler]

I've been trying to get rid of the error console popping up all the time for some time now - it would open every time I opened Firefox, considerably slowing down startup. I disabled all of my add-ons and re-enabled them until I came upon the problem. I found out that I had two different mouse-gestures add-ons installed, causing a conflict which made it open all the time. I'd recommend disabling all of your addons and re-enabling them one by one just to check if that's the problem.

[RuzzT]

Thanks willeifler. Your fix worked for me.

Both FireGestures and Mouse Gestures Redox addons were installed. I uninstalled FireGestures from the Addon screen and restarted Firefox 3.0
No more annoying Error Console every start up.
Thanks again. It had been annoying me for weeks.