> That said, I think it should be as fail-safe as possible. But which is worse - throwing an exception inside of jQuery due to malformed JSON data - or silently dying?
I mean, as it stands right now, jQuery assumes that all data coming into it (selectors, arguments, etc.) are well-formed. Beyond that, it's quite a gray area. I'm personally against having empty try/catch blocks to hide errors - they almost always cause more confusion than what they're worth. --John _______________________________________________ jQuery mailing list [email protected] http://jquery.com/discuss/
