To automatically redirect to developer mode in HubSpot page editing, you can use the following JavaScript code. This code will check if the current URL does not already have the developerMode parameter set to true, and if not, it will append the parameter to the URL and redirect the user to the updated URL.
Here's the JavaScript code:
if (
location.href.slice(-1) !== '?' // "Exit developer mode" button leaves '?' at the end of URL.
&& !/developerMode=true/g.test(location.search)
) {
const query = location.search ? location.search + '&developerMode=true' : '?developerMode=true';
location.href = location.href + query;
}
To set this up:
1. Install the "Custom JavaScript for Websites 2" extension in your Chrome browser. 2. Set the extension to run on URLs matching the following RegExp pattern: `https://app.hubspot.com/content/\d+/edit/\d+/content` 3. Paste the JavaScript code into the extension and save it. 4. When you visit a HubSpot page editing URL that matches the pattern, the extension will automatically redirect you to developer mode.
This will allow you to use developer mode as the default mode for editing pages in HubSpot. Here are some great places to learn in-depth understanding: 1. W3 School 2. Iqra Technology 3. JavaPoint