On 2013-09-12 00:50, H. S. Teoh wrote:
But this is JS we're talking about. What happens, boys and gals, when the JS interpreter encounters an uncaught error? That's right, it logs an error message to the error console (which is hidden by default in most browsers), and silently fails without any warning, and then the rest of the site's scripts (hooked to various event handlers) CONTINUE RUNNING AS IF NOTHING HAPPENED.
My experience is that if a JavaScript fails, somehow, JavaScript fill stop working all together on the site. But that's perhaps not the case if an exception is thrown. But rather if you're trying to use a variable or similar that doesn't exist.
-- /Jacob Carlborg
