About debugging apps in Mobile Client for HTML5
Beginning in 9.0 SP10, you can run Mobile Client for HTML5 in Debug Mode to open an HTML5 Debugger window. HTML5 Debugger is a troubleshooting tool that allows you to debug Advanced Inventory apps.
The HTML5 Debugger is similar to the Application Debugger in Mobile Client for Windows PC, but contains additional functionality, such as the console's ability to execute formulas and javascript, and display performance data. Debugging apps in Mobile Client for HTML5 also allows you to easily troubleshoot apps with features that are only supported in Mobile Client for HTML5, such as the wires <datagrid> feature.
You can run an app with the debugger window open to troubleshoot the app's business logic, forms, or wires. You can choose to run the app normally, or modify the way the app runs to allow you to inspect data. After you exit an app in HTML5 Debugger, all breakpoints are removed, and the app is reset to its original state.
When using debug mode in Mobile Client for HTML5, keep the following considerations in mind.
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To access the debugger, you must be a System Administrator, Instance Administrator, Application Developer, Application Administrator, or Mobile Client Administrator.
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HTML5 Debugger is not supported on mobile devices.
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You may not open a debugger window from a child tab. For more information on child tabs, refer to About parent and child tabs.
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The HTML5 Debugger is read-only. You may not edit data from the debugger window.
Source elements and app items
The HTML5 Debugger contains everything that represents data in your app, such as fields, tables, download sets, variables, forms, and function calls.
Various options enable you to monitor data in variables, form controls, wire controls, and datasources. You can also set breakpoints for source elements.
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