Where are macro errors recorded?

[Jake Savin]

Hi Michael,

logMacroErrors is not case-sensitive, so that's not the problem.

I did the following in my installation of Frontier 7.1, and was able to 
log macro errors:

1) Set user.html.prefs.logMacroErrors to true. (Create this value if it 
doesn't already exist.)

2) Set user.log.prefs.flLogToGuestDatabase to true.

When a macro error occurs, it will be recorded in the daily log database, 
in a sub-table named htmlMacroErrors.

You could log to an outline if you want by setting 
user.log.prefs.flLogToOutline to true, but over time, this will slow 
things down as the outline grows. Outline-based logs are never cleared out 
automatically -- you'll have to do that by hand.

-Jake

On Monday, May 20, 2002, at 06:25  PM, Michael 'Mickey' Sattler wrote:

> At 10:28 +1200 5/21/2002, Paul Kennett wrote:
>
>> Have you got logging set at user.log.prefs?
>
> No.
>
> I added a html.prefs.logMacroErrors = true in my Frontier.root in case 
> having it in my Guest DB didn't work. user.html.MacroErrors is not 
> populated when I generate an error (which appears on the web page).
>
>> Mine has user.log.prefs.flLogToGuestDatabase true
>
> I set that in my Frontier.root, but still nothing appears in u.h.me.
>
> Is any of this case-sensitive? Is it logMacroErrors or logmacroerrors?
>
> At 17:15 -0400 5/20/2002, David Carter-Tod wrote:
>
>> There was a thread about this *somewhere*, but I don't recall where. 
>> There's a script: html.data.processMacrosCallback that's supposed to 
>> call it and it's supposed to be called by html.processMacros - maybe 
>> when it was kernelized this went away?
>
> I wasn't really following the migration from Frontier 6 to 7 to 8, but 
> the error logging broke for me in F7 and has remained broken in F8. It's 
> just now becomming critical to an evaluation project, so I'm starting to 
> rattle the cage.
>
> I've been copying these email to frontier-bugs but getting no replies. Is 
> that the official entre for support, or is it this list?
>
> I'm guessing that this works for everyone else, and I've inadvertently 
> broken something by adding a Guest DB and putting my template (and a few 
> other things) into the Frontier.root?
>
> M
>
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