hide console completely

mmarchena · January 15, 2025 at 4:28 AM

hello,

I have a krpano xml version with all the debug, logkey etc on for dev purposes.

But I also want to have a clean version where the console never opens or I see any krpano messages

other than the chrome console itself.

I set this:

Code

function embedKrpano() {
    embedpano({
        html5: "auto",
        mobilescale: 1.0,
        id: "krpanoSWFObject",
        xml: "tour.xml",
        target: "tour",
        consolelog: false,
        logkey: false,
        debugmode: false,
        passQueryParameters: true,
        onready: krpano_onready_callback
    });
}

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but I can still see the console popping up and letting me know if a file is missing or a function not loading.

Reason being, I did a database cache clear (all data comes from my cms db) and although the files are there I can still see krpano console showing with errors.

Will like to completely disable those messages for now. Is there something I need to add/change on the code above and/or to add or modify

as well in the tour.xml for a global disable (console not showing at all, including credentials etc)?

Thanks for your help,

-Manuel

San7 · January 15, 2025 at 7:41 AM

Hi, write this at the beginning.

Code

<krpano showerrors="false" logkey="false" debugmode="false" debugkeys="false" debugjsactions="false" debugjsplugins="false" >

klaus.krpano · January 15, 2025 at 8:38 AM Official Post

Hi,

the best would be actually fixing the errors instead of hiding them

But if you want to hide them, the showerrors setting is the one to change:

krpano.com - Documentation - XML Reference

Do this either in the xml or using the vars or initvars embedding setting:

krpano.com - Documentation - Embedding into HTML

E.g.

Code

embedpano({
	xml:"tour.xml",
	target:"tour",
	initvars:{ showerrors:false },
	onready:krpano_onready_callback
});

Btw - settings with their default values wouldn't need to be set and I would highly recommend NOT using passQueryParameters=true:

krpano.com - Documentation - Embedding into HTML

Instead of hiding the errors, it would be also possible to handle them by setting the error events:

Code

embedpano(
	target:"tour",
	onready:function(krpano)
	{
		krpano.showerrors = false;
		
		krpano.events.onxmlerror = function()
		{
			console.log("onxmlerror:", krpano.lasterror);
		}
		
		krpano.events.onloaderror = function()
		{
			console.log("onloaderror:", krpano.lasterror);
		}
		
		krpano.actions.loadpano("tour.xml");
		
		krpano_onready_callback();
	}
});

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Best regards,
Klaus

mmarchena · January 15, 2025 at 1:40 PM

hello!

yes of course, I didn't mean not to fix errors, I always do but on a dev version, I got a db cache update and some unexpected messages on a clean version (a function that was renamed and couple files krpano says it doesnt find, although when I copy the paths url I actually see them so it is something I need to dig in further)

will try those updates then, thanks guys

Fernando · January 15, 2025 at 3:06 PM

A typical error is when the user runs out of mobile data and loses the connection, then the error that appears in the console is that the files are not found and that may seem like an error.

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