> Is it possible to use jQuery to find out if/when a JavaScript error/warning
> occurs?
I have something like this on some pages:
window.onerror = function(msg, file, line) {
var img = new Image();
img.src = "/path/to/error.php?msg="+encodeURIComponent(msg)+
"&file="+encodeURIComponent(file)
+"&line="+encodeURIComponent(line);
};
Your server-side error.php (.asp, .jsp, whatever) should pull off the
msg, file, and line query parameters and write them to a file or
database. It can just return status "204 no content" since the script
doesn't actually render an image.
In Internet Explorer, the onerror event is NOT fired if script
debugging is turned on. You can change the setting in Tools, Internet
Options, Advanced tab.
