Just ran into an interesting issue: because of same origin policies, javascript errors that get caught in onerror won't have an error message if they happen on a JavaScript file on a different domain.
I have modified the phantomjs onerror handler to log as "exception" instead of "error" when Teaspoon hasn't started yet, so it has the same effect as the onerror handler, just with more info available
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8 years ago
Just ran into an interesting issue: because of same origin policies, javascript errors that get caught in
onerrorwon't have an error message if they happen on a JavaScript file on a different domain.I have modified the phantomjs onerror handler to log as "exception" instead of "error" when Teaspoon hasn't started yet, so it has the same effect as the
onerrorhandler, just with more info available