Debugging a site on Ipad2, white page

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Rhaps1072013-09-10 22:25:42

Debugging

Rhaps107, 2013-09-10 22:25:42

Good afternoon. Why a site on ipad2 can look like a white page and how to debug? There is no flash on the site.
Used firebug javascript injection for debugging,
martinkool.com/post/13629963755/firebug-on-ipad-and-iphone
Judging by the data, the DOM is just empty.

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spiritms, 2013-09-11
@Rhaps107

In Chrome, by the way, it is possible to specify a user agent. You can replace it with the corresponding one from the iPad and get the code that is sent to your tablet. This is the easiest way. If you cannot find the error, send the code here - we will help. In general, either the web server does not give anything, or the DOM structure in the response is broken and is not perceived by Safari.

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evnuh, 2013-09-11
@evnuh

I'm not sure about the iPad, but on my iPhone in the Safari settings there is a Web Inspector checkbox that allows you to connect to the MacBook with a cable, open DeveloperTools in Safari on your computer and view the code of the iPhone browser page.

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Makito, 2013-09-11
@Makito

Adobe has a free product called Edge Inspect. The program is installed on the computer, installed on the iPad and connected through the chrome extension.