Hi all.
I’m using DHTMLX windows loading in a iframe.
Now i’m trying to catch server errors.
I tried:
win.attachURL(url, false);
win.getFrame().onerror=function(){alert(1); }
I tried to attach addEventListener too.
But nothing solved my problem.
Do you know if its possible to catch 404/500 server errors when using dhtmlx window with iframes?
Hi
index.html
function doOnLoad() {
dhxWins = new dhtmlXWindows();
w1 = dhxWins.createWindow("w1", 20, 30, 320, 200);
w1.attachURL("attached_page.html");
}
function doOnError() {
console.log(arguments);
}
attached_page.html
<script>
window.onerror = function(){
parent.doOnError.apply(parent, arguments);
}
var a = 1+b;
</script>
more docs here docs.dhtmlx.com/tabbar__attach_u … oadedevent
Hi Andrei,
many thanks for your solution.
Problem still is that i can’t catch native 404 errors this way.
My solution that makes me hapyy so far is to check if dhtmlx is
loaded within the attached_page.
If not, its a 404 for me, cause all attached pages require dhtmlx.
Well, unfortunately there is no certain method for this. You can try the following:
index.html
w3.attachEvent("onContentLoaded", function(){
var loaded = false;
try { loaded = (w3.getFrame().contentWindow.isNeededPage == true); } catch(e){};
if (loaded == true) {
// your code here
} else {
// 404
}
});
attached_page.html
<script>
var isNeededPage = true;
</script>
or parse any other object or you can specify document.title and check for it value after load