Do you have a link to the site in question?
# ask-questions
s
Do you have a link to the site in question?
n
@strong-mouse-55694 not to a place wheres its currently live. How would you see it otherwise? In test environments the network tab in chrome only shows the different tests currently live on the site and what variants they have. But in this space I see no Growthbook versions or mentions of attributes
r
If you're running GB via the HTML script tag, then, in the console, you could run ​`­_growthbook.getAttributes()`​. It'll return the current attributes. How are you implementing GB?
n
Its set via Javascript. It says _growthbook is not defined when I run the command in the console
s
Yeah, it won't be available there if you're using JS. The attributes will be controlled by whatever you're defining in the code. If you want to see the values in the browser, you'd need to use a
console.log
. Let's take a step back, tho, what are you looking to do with that data?
n
@strong-mouse-55694 trying to debug. See what attributes are actually available and what version of Growthbook is running
s
Gotcha. You'll either need to update the code to include a console log or use the dev tools. Are you trying to find out the version of GrowthBook itself or the SDK? You can find build info for GrowthBook in the app on the lower lefthand side. With the SDK, you'd need to look at which package version is installed in your app.
n
So basically there is no way of just using the browser for this info. I need to look in the code (for the package version) and include info in the code to use the dev tools
s
That's the best way to do it. The thinking here is that whoever is implementing GrowthBook will have access to these interfaces and be able to log this info. However, if you have other use cases where this info might be useful to have, please let me know!