Our <script> is able to diagnose common issues that may occur when implementing our script. For this functionality to work the <script> must be loaded into the page.
Once loaded into the page, the <script> will try to embed your landing page, but if it is unable to do so it will attempt log an error into your browser console. This error will inform you of what went wrong, and will provide a link to one of the issues listed below to help you get the issues resolved.
To access these error messages simply open the developer console in your browser using ctrl + shift + j on Windows, or cmd + shift + j on Mac. If the <script> was able to identify any issues you will be able to find a message similar to the one below, detailing the issue and linking to our documentation which will detail a fix.
Common Issues
Below are listed some common issues you may face when implementing your embedded landing page. Some of these issues will be automatically detected by the debugging tool referenced above which can help to make it easier to understand which issue you may be facing.
Legacy Issues
We still support a legacy implementation of the script that has much more limited error reporting. The two errors that can be raised by the legacy implementation are listed below.
- Missing data-connect attribute
- Invalid data-connect attribute
If you are seeing legacy issues then you are using an outdated implementation.We strongly recommend upgrading to our most current implementation documented here. (landing pages link)
