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TOnlineMediaplayerFramework.DisableDebugMode()

It disables the logging via TOnlineMediaplayerFramework.Log().

The default mode is off.

It persists between sessions (per domain), because it deletes a key in localStorage. This means, that once you deactivated the debug mode, it will keep being deactivated, until you forcefully activate it via TOnlineMediaplayerFramework.EnableDebugMode().

TOnlineMediaplayerFramework.Log() only yields output, if debug mode has been activated via TOnlineMediaplayerFramework.EnableDebugMode().

If this mode is activated, the player itself will produce very verbose log messages. It can be very handy, if you’re trying to debug ads or general player functionality.

Basic examples

This will not produce output, because debug mode has been deactivated.

TOnlineMediaplayerFramework.DisableDebugMode();
TOnlineMediaplayerFramework.Log()("Log Example", {foo: true, bar: false}, true, 1);

This will produce output, because debug mode has been activated.

TOnlineMediaplayerFramework.EnableDebugMode();
TOnlineMediaplayerFramework.Log()("Log Example", {foo: true, bar: false}, true, 1);

Advanced example

// Enforce debug mode OFF
TOnlineMediaplayerFramework.DisableDebugMode();
// This does not produce any logging, because debug mode has been disabled.
TOnlineMediaplayerFramework.Log()("Log Example", {foo: true, bar: false}, true, 1);
// Enforce debug mode ON
TOnlineMediaplayerFramework.EnableDebugMode();
// This does produce logging, because debug mode has been enabled.
TOnlineMediaplayerFramework.Log()("Log Example", {foo: true, bar: false}, true, 1);
// Disable debug mode again, so we won't cause any logging from here onwards
TOnlineMediaplayerFramework.DisableDebugMode();

Demo Page

Here’s a demo html page, with a demo-script.