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Development & Debugging

Welcome to the ElasticFunnels development and debugging section. This area contains advanced tools and documentation for developers, marketers, and technical users who need to debug, optimize, and understand their ElasticFunnels implementations.

Available Tools

Who Should Use These Tools

Developers

  • Frontend developers building custom ElasticFunnels implementations
  • JavaScript developers working with page events and interactions
  • QA engineers testing funnel functionality

Marketers & Funnel Builders

  • Advanced marketers who want to understand their funnel mechanics
  • Funnel optimizers looking to improve performance
  • Technical marketers troubleshooting conversion issues

Support Teams

  • Technical support helping customers debug issues
  • Implementation specialists setting up complex funnels
  • Training teams teaching advanced ElasticFunnels features

Getting Started

The main debugging tool is the Debug Window, which provides:
  • Real-time monitoring of page events and interactions
  • Visual component debugging with highlighting and navigation
  • Performance metrics including memory usage and load times
  • Mobile debugging for mobile-specific issues
  • Console log capture for JavaScript debugging
  • Direct builder links for quick editing
These are advanced tools intended for development and troubleshooting. Always test thoroughly before using on production pages with real traffic.

Common Use Cases

Event Debugging

  • Verify funnel events are configured correctly
  • Test events without user interaction
  • Debug event flow and data passing

Component Troubleshooting

  • Identify components not tracking properly
  • Visual debugging of component placement
  • Quick access to component builders

Performance Optimization

  • Monitor memory usage during page interactions
  • Track load times and performance metrics
  • Identify performance bottlenecks

Mobile Debugging

  • Debug mobile-specific issues
  • Test touch interactions and mobile events
  • Monitor mobile device capabilities

Best Practices

  1. Use in development environments before deploying to production
  2. Test all events manually before going live
  3. Monitor performance regularly during development
  4. Export debug data for complex troubleshooting
  5. Clear highlights after debugging to avoid visual clutter

Support

Need help with debugging tools or have questions about implementation?
  • Email Support: [email protected]
  • Documentation: Browse related guides in other sections
  • Community: Connect with other developers and marketers

Ready to start debugging? Check out the Debug Window documentation for comprehensive usage instructions.