The Network tab may help us determine that the issue is in the client, but it cannot help us to be more specific than that. In order to do that, we'll want to use our browser tools again.
As we have learned, running the application in debug mode (using ?debug
on the URL) loads the original JavaScript source files instead of compressed and minified packages of the client library. It is still possible to debug an application without running the client in debug mode, but it is definitely easier to do it in debug mode. As we have seen, we can use the console to invoke components in order to determine state and values. The debug mode is not required to invoke components from the console. If viewing a variable value, updating a value, or some simple task enables you to better understand an issue, then you don't need to reload the project in debug mode. Otherwise, reloading the project in debug mode before investigating an issue is almost always worth the wait. Whenever the WaveMaker runtime...