I know this is an old thread, but perhaps somebody is looking for an alternative solution:
At the start of the web page body I create a hidden div 'debug_content' for debugging content, and a dokument.ready() function:
(here: jquery and jquery-ui is used, but also working with pure javascript)
<script type="text/javascript">
$(document).ready(function() {
/* if SASLog exists then add it to debug menu*/
if (document.getElementById("SASLog")) {
$( '#menu10' ).append( "<li id='li0'><a href='#dbg0' id='dbg0_link' rel='dbg0' class='dbglink nav'>SAS Log</a></li>" );
/*debug_content is a hidden div to hold debugging stuff - now add a new div for SAS log*/
$('#debug_content').append("<div id='dbg0' class='debug' title='SAS Log'></div>");
$('#dbg0').hide(); /* hide the newly created div */
$('#SASLogbutton').hide(); /* hide the SASLog button */
$('#dbg0').append($('#SASLog')); /* MOVE the SASLog to the newly created div */
$('#SASLog').show(); /* SASLog is hidden by default - show it in the hidden div*/
$('#dbg0_link').click(function(){ /* show dialog when the menu entry is clicked */
var id = $(this).attr('rel');
$('#'+id).dialog({
maxWidth:1600,
width: 1200,
position: { my: 'top', at: 'top' },
closeOnEscape: true,
height: 500,
maxHeigth:900
});
$(window).scrollTop(0);
});
}
});
</script>
So when the page is entirely built, it checks for the SASLog-Id, creates a new div in the 'debugging_content' an moves the entire SASLog in that div. The log button is hidden and a new menu entry for the SAS-log is created. The user just see the STP error message.
I use this technic not only for SAS-log but also for e.g. list of macro variables, displaying work tables and so on.
Perhaps someone finds this useful.
p.s. I'm looking for a way to catch the SASlog if NO error occurs.
