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| Once an app is packaged into a native app using PhoneGap, the usual debugging techniques, such as the Chrome Debugger, cannot be used. It can also be difficult to debug an app running on a device.
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| The PhoneGap Debugger is a huge help. Here's how to use it.
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| [Note: you'll need a full license to AppStudio to do this. You'll need a PhoneGap Build account, which is not supported by the AppStudio Demo.]
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| === Upload your app to PhoneGap Build ===
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| Use "Build Native App with PhoneGap" on AppStudio's Run menu.
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| === Log into your PhoneGap Build Apps page ===
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| Use "Start PhoneGap Debugger" on the Run menu.
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| === Turn Debugging on for your App ===
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| In the PhoneGap App page, select your project. In Settings, set the "Enable Debugging" checkbox and save. You will only have to do this once: it will remember the setting next time you upload this app.
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| [[File:PhoneGapDebug1.png]]
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| === Rebuild your App ===
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| This will build your project again with the debug code added to it.
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| === Install your App on your device ===
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| Once the rebuild is done, download your app and start it on your device.
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| === Start the Debugger ===
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| On the PhoneGap Build App screen, you'll see a new option for Debug. Click on it.
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| === Debugger is now Active ===
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This feature was deprecated in AppStudio 6