Hi Pekka,
I use the alertHook recently and as I could only dupicate the error
in the .exe and not in Director thus had no way of finding what was
causing the error.
The following code is how I captured and displayed the error while
the .exe was running.
on alertHook me, err, msg
put err && msg into field "Error"
alert "an error has occured!"
go to frame "Error"
-- return 1
end
I stored the error into a field and then went to a frame to display
the error. There it was - a global that was not getting set
correctly - anyway hope this helps
Paul
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