You should be able to trace the execution flow, look at the variables values and test conditions.
-- Olivier
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Guys,
thanks for thinking along, but what I'd really like to do is:
myFunction() { success = false; errmsg = ""; while (!success) { try { [something that also displays errmsg] [check and throw error if necessary] success = true; } catch (error) { errmsg = "some error message" success = false; } } cocoon.sendPage([result]); }
rather than:
myFunction(){ try{ [something] } catch(error){ cocoon.sendPage([error message]); return; } cocoon.sendPage([result]); }
so basically I want to redisplay the page with an error message on it until the user has done everything right.
Bye and thanks, Helma
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