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Sometimes I get an error like this:

Uncaught Error: Unable to parse bindings.
Message: ReferenceError: items is not defined;
Bindings value: foreach: items()

I'm pretty satisfied with my current way of debugging binding faults - see this answer.

Problem is that I sometimes don't know what element to debug. I use the propertyname items() everywhere in my project for different contexts.

Right now the only thing I can do to find the element is searching through my whole project for foreach: items() and replace it for debug: $data.

Is there some way to find the element after a throw?

Is there a way to let Knockout.js throw the element's xpath during a binding fault?

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Dirk Boer
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There isnt a great way to do this to my knowledge, but you can make javascript work for you a bit more by using named function declarations.

so replace this: 

foreach: items()

with something like this:

foreach: function shoppingcartItems(){ return items(); }

or instead (if you want context detail) put them within your context:

var someKOContext = {

   items: function someKOContextItems(){ return realItems() }

}

var someOtherKOContext = {

  items: function someOtherContextItems() { return realItems() }

}

These tricks should enhance the readability of the console error messages somewhat, and give you a bit more information to track down where your error is occurring (or at least which context to start with, or html element)

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