SCRIPT438: Object doesn't support property or method 'debug'
internet-explorer, javascript
Solution
According to the documentation, `console.debug` has been deprecated; `console.log` should be used instead.
An alias for log(); this was added to improve compatibility with existing sites already using debug(). However, you should use console.log() instead.
In any case, `debug` and `log` are just for printing debugging information to the console - they should be removed from production code.
Problem
I have tried to search this but to no avail. The code i have was supplied by a real nice guy on the site and then I modded the attributes to make the elements i had fit into where they needed to go, however, everything works fine in all browsers, that is, except IE - pretty much all versions. i ran the debug in IE9 and was given this error " SCRIPT438: Object doesn't support property or method 'debug' The section of code that it refers to is this ``` function resizeContent() { // Retrieve the window width var viewPortWidth = $(document).width(); var viewPortHeight = $(document).height(); $(".content").each(function(index, element) { var jElement = $(this); if (jElement.hasClass(currentContentColor)) { console.debug('resize content selected (' + (viewPortWidth - 160) + ')'); // If current content, juste resize the width and height jElement.css({ width: (viewPortWidth - 160) + "px", height: viewPortHeight + "px" }); } else { console.debug('resize content (' + (viewPortWidth - 160) + ')'); // If not current content, resize with, height and left position // (keep content outside) jElement.css({ width: (viewPortWidth - 160) + "px", left: viewPortWidth + "px", height: viewPortHeight + "px" }); } }); } ``` The Specific line in question is ``` console.debug('resize content (' + (viewPortWidth - 160) + ')'); ``` Or at least that's what IE says is the issue Is there a work around for this issue and IE - i am learning slowly - but this is way beyond anything i know. I have searched google and on here for the debug error but couldn't find anything. The site is http://www.crazyedits.co.uk Thank you in advance for any help you can give on this issue.