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How to inspect view state when debugging.
Anyone recall what debugging facility and where to inspec the view state?
I think it's in Apex CSI (new system log) somewhere but I forget where.
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Anyone recall what debugging facility and where to inspec the view state?
I think it's in Apex CSI (new system log) somewhere but I forget where.
Under your user profile, enable Development Mode and View State. Then, navigate to the page you're working on; it will be in the bottom section (the code editor).
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Under your user profile, enable Development Mode and View State. Then, navigate to the page you're working on; it will be in the bottom section (the code editor).
Thanks for the tip; that's the answer.
Since I edit only in the IDE, I never turn on Development Mode so I never would have found it just poking around.
(It seems that turning on dev mode hugely slows down the page render so I'll only use it when I really need it to investigate something.)
-Ken
That's a good practice. In addition, I've noticed that some specific features (a specific example is last night when I was working on some JavaScript to leverage multiple windows) will fail when development mode is on.
Hi,
Does any one mind explaining why the view state button is used, i had been looking at it for quite some time without any clue.
Thanks.
http://www.salesforce.com/us/developer/docs/pages/index.htm