Fixing Errors on a Page

< br /> When debugging your program with HTML5 Builder, you have some options:

• Breakpoints
• Single step over
• Single step into
• Continue executing

Here are some handy hints:
If you have a page error displayed on your web browser, fix the error, then return to the browser and press F5 to reload the page. This won’t work if you’ve changed the layout of the page or added controls, but for pure source code changes it usually works.
If you are at a breakpoint or have just single-stepped, you may see an error you want to fix. Press the STOP button, make the change, and then you can usually F5 on the browser to reload the page. Failing to press Stop and then pressing F9 will confuse the browser and it might stop working correctly.

Evaluate/Modify
Evaluate/Modify works until you try to evaluate something that’s an error. Errors will be registered as though the program made the error, and the web page loading will fail. If you get an error, don’t be surprised that you cannot get any more data to display until you reload the page.