javascript - How to show console output on webpage? -


When I go to websites like codecademy or JSBin, I have notice that they allow you to see console output. how does it work?

Just to clarify, let's assume that a user typed it in a text box

  console.log ('hello');  

How do I create output on the actual web page and not just the browser's console?

As Shahar has mentioned, the way to see output on the actual web page is in a DOM object For example, if we create a single output for output and make it output using jQuery:

HTML:

  & lt; Div id = "output" & gt; & Lt; Div & gt;  

Javascript using JavaScript:

  // Your example output is var string = "Hello"; // Add output at the end of the output function () ($ ('# output'). Append (string + "
& lt; br / & gt;);}

above Example output will be output code in string and line break whenever whenever the outputToPage () function is called. Please note that you can use jQuery's .append ( ) To work, jQuery needs to be loaded.


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