Problem In Console Layer.

Question

In New update , Console Layer is hiding My code's last elements . You Can See in My code given below how the last Button is hid by Console .
It is happening almost all my codes after New update.
Please Comment below If you are Troubling same.
https://code.sololearn.com/WUrGAAoJa07c/?ref=app

Answer 1

Yes, a console layer is showing even no output is provided inside it... and if logging some things, the layer grow but without cover all screen ^^ ( need to scroll it to see next hidden lines )
We can hope that Sololearn improve his console handler by providing a way to hide/show it, and totally hide it by default since no output is provided inside :P
Maybe if someone suggest it to them more directly than in a post in Q&A discussions will be more efficient ;)

Answer 2

@Burey Did you update SoloLearn App?
It is happening in new update.

Answer 3

😱😱Wow 😱😱 . Really. It is a problem or Any Other thing. I can't explain. 😬😟😟

Answer 4

Thanks Krishna Sir .It helps Now :)

Answer 5

Because Now I put <br/> tag 3 times in the last . So code is got up now.Same in Krishna's code.

Answer 6

That's why I put <br><br><br> at the end of my Hello World code.
https://code.sololearn.com/W9xE6SoiJjyl/?ref=app

Answer 7

no console log for me
galaxy s5
android 6.0.1

Answer 8

Yeah that's really a problem. I agree.

Answer 9

yup
i am in updated SoloLearn
no console log on your code and none on Krishna's

Answer 10

unrelated to <br /> tags @Ayush
console log does not appear for me at your code at all
on other codes it does....but not on yours or on Krishna's
also removed those <br /> tags and still no console

Answer 11

thank you 😀

Answer 12

@Claude Dumont:
In browsers (not in app'), you encounter this problem only if you try to output undefined without casting to string: in app' and in real console (in codeplayground website console output is bypassed and displayed as html content), such output is correctly displayed, but in codeplayground browser context, you need to explicitly (or half-explicitly) cast such undefined as string:
var test;
console.log(test); // no output
console.log(String(test)); // 'undefined'
console.log(''+test); // 'undefined'
Obviously, don't try to use .toString() method, as undefined variable doesn't have any ^^

Answer 13

galaxy s7 with chrome: not all the results are displayed. undefined not displayed...