Feature Request: log DOM elements directly

[Lucretiel]

Check-My-Links/functions.js

Lines 156 to 190 in 122928e

	function updateDisplay(link, warnings, linkStatus) {
	if (!isNaN(linkStatus) && 200 <= linkStatus && linkStatus < 300 && warnings.length === 0) {
	link.classList.add("CMY_Valid");
	passed += 1;
	rbPass.innerHTML = "Valid links: " + passed;
	} else if (!isNaN(linkStatus) && 300 <= linkStatus && linkStatus < 400 && warnings.length === 0) {
	link.classList.add("CMY_Redirect");
	link.classList.add("CMY_Valid");
	redirected += 1;
	rbRedirect.innerHTML = "Valid redirecting links: " + redirected;
	} else if (!isNaN(linkStatus) && 200 <= linkStatus && linkStatus < 400 && warnings.length > 0) {
	var response;
	response = "Response " + linkStatus + ": " + link.href + " Warning: ";
	for (var i = 0; i < warnings.length; i++) {
	response += warnings[i];
	if (i < warnings.length - 1) {
	response += ",";
	}
	}
	link.classList.add("CMY_Warning");
	link.innerHTML += " <span class=\"CMY_Response\">" + linkStatus + "</span>";
	warning += 1;
	rbWarning.innerHTML = "Warnings: " + warning;
	console.log(response);
	} else {
	console.log("Response " + linkStatus + ": " + link.href);
	link.classList.add("CMY_Invalid");
	link.innerHTML += " <span class=\"CMY_Response\">" + linkStatus + "</span>";
	invalid += 1;
	rbFail.innerHTML = "Invalid links: " + invalid;
	}
	queued -= 1;
	checked += 1;
	rbQueue.innerHTML = "Queue: " + queued;
	}

It would be really convenient if, when CML logs errors to console.log, it called console.log directly on the relevent DOM elements. Chrome's rich console means that you can use that to navigate directly to the faulty DOM element.

[chasers]

I like this.