How to get display of javascript on chrome?

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My java script is not linking with html file and not displayed on chrome. How can I get the result on console window.

What I have tried:

I have intalled chrome dev tools.
Enabled java on my chrome settings
installed "Go live"

Posted 15-Aug-24 20:01pm

Sumia Rafique

Updated 16-Aug-24 4:58am

Andre Oosthuizen

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Richard Deeming 16-Aug-24 3:20am

There's a secret error somewhere in your secret code. You need to fix it.

Seriously, nobody can help you fix a problem you can't describe in code we can't see running on a system we can't access. You need to provide more details if you want to get any help.

And what do you mean by "installed Chrome dev tools"? The dev tools are built-in; there is no need to install anything. If you've installed a browser extension that claims to be "Chrome dev tools", it's almost certainly malicious.

Also, "enabled Java" makes no sense. Despite the similar names, Java and JavaScript are two completely different languages.

Pete O'Hanlon 16-Aug-24 3:51am

I was just typing up an answer where I questioned the installed Chrome dev tools part, then I noticed your comment. My answer is now removed because this comment summarises things perfectly.

Richard Deeming 16-Aug-24 3:54am

I don't know who's pushing it, but there was a similar comment in the JavaScript forum earlier this week:
Re: javascript - JavaScript Discussion Boards[^]

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