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a community of 4.7 million programmers, just like you, helping each other. Join them; it only takes a minute: Sign up Prevent Javascript from Stopping when Error is Encountered up vote 8 down vote favorite disable javascript errors visual studio 4 Our product inserts a script into client's websites, kind of like a live chat box. Often, clients' websites have buggy javascript that also stops our code (the browser stops execution when errors are encountered). Is there any way to make our code still execute even though there are errors in the console about things like undefined methods or variables? Thanks for your help. javascript jquery share|improve this question asked May javascript is not a function error 31 '12 at 0:23 xd44 3462514 1 Theoretically, not unless you run your script before anything else on the page (which is usually not possible, or even desirable). –Chris Tonkinson May 31 '12 at 0:25 3 Kinda like when the airplane engine fails isn't there a way to just make it keep going –CD Smith May 31 '12 at 0:25 3 I don't think you should babysit customers' sites. If their sites are buggy, it's their own problem. It'd also motivate them to actually fixing the code instead of adding workaround after workaround. –Fabrício Matté May 31 '12 at 0:27 @AlfalfaStrange close, but this is less akin to a general failure, and more likened to an actual explosion. :-) +1 –Chris Tonkinson May 31 '12 at 0:27 1 @D3mon-1stVFW: Are you serious about that? An applet? We have 2012, not 2000. But yes, don't waste time on making your stuff work on broken sites. If they want it they should fix their stuff. –ThiefMaster♦ May 31 '12 at 0:51 | show 4 more comments 4 Answers 4 active oldest votes up vote 11 down vote accepted As others have said, continuing after an error might not be the best thing to do bu
This Site Careers Other all forums Forum: HTML, CSS and JavaScript how to encode to avoid javascript error Michael L. Zhang Ranch Hand Posts:
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33 posted 10 years ago I have a piece of javascript javascript is not a function but it is code to submit a form with a hidden variable - "err". Before submitting the form, I
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assign the value of description to "err", the value of description is generated by some other code. document.forms["debug"].err.value = description; document.forms["debug"].submit(); But because the value of description may http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10825992/prevent-javascript-from-stopping-when-error-is-encountered contains any text including special characters like quote mark, slash, e.g. "xx", "", it generate javascript error. The javascript error l encounter is: 1) When description with value = Attribute "identifier" is in the tag It shows javascript error: "missing ; before statement" document.forms["debug"].err.value = "Attribute "identifier" is in the tag"; 2)When description = Expect "" https://coderanch.com/t/117224/HTML-CSS-JavaScript/encode-avoid-javascript-error to terminate It shows javascript error: unterminated regular expresson literal document.forms["debug"].err.value = "Expect "" to terminate"; How to handle this situation? Is there something like encoding to avoid this problem? Eric Pascarello author Rancher Posts: 15385 6 posted 10 years ago try the escape() method. Eric Michael L. Zhang Ranch Hand Posts: 33 posted 10 years ago Eric, thanks for your reply. But it does not work if I use escape() javascript function, same error actually. I believe the escape() is used to convert those special characters for URL, like &, =, etc.. In my case, the problem is how to avoid the situation like below in javascript statement, the quote mark inside and the slash are causing javascript syntax error. "avoid "quote mark" in a text" "avoid "" in javascript" Any help is greatly appreciated!! Michael L. Zhang Ranch Hand Posts: 33 posted 10 years ago Since the value of "description" is from java code, I guess I need
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