The alerts when run as a widget don't go to Safari's JS console, but
the actual console.log viewable in Console.app.
If you ran it in Safari, you'd get just a normal alert dialogue.
Chris
On 6/3/05, Blake Patterson <email@hidden> wrote:
> I have a simple alert('yo'); in the top of my imported JS file and it
> does not show in the Safari debug JS window.
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> Some other step needed? Tnx.
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> bp
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