The standard ?google_console=1
isn't working for us at the moment. We're using the Google Publisher Tag (asynchronous).
The Google publisher console is OK for spot checks, but I'd highly suggest moving away from that method. Sometimes the Google pub console will list partial data for ad units...and I have had rough experiences with using the Google pub console for debugging sync GPT.
If you're using Chrome, a stronger method would be the following:
Also, if you need to debug outside of Chrome, Charles/Fiddler are good debug alternatives. Keep am eye out for the Query String and Header tabs, but the same info should pass thru. Filtering is key.
Hope this helps.
Just try to run the following command in JS console:
googletag.openConsole();
Note: You can also specify ID of the div element containing the ad slot in the function argument.
Or paste the following code into the bookmark in Bookmark Manager:
javascript:googletag.openConsole();
then navigate to the website and click on newly created bookmark.
Or use the following HTML code to create a link on your content page, e.g.:
<a href="javascript:googletag.openConsole();">Open console</a>
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