>
>
> There's "gwt:onPropertyErrorFn" and "gwt:onLoadErrorFn" hooks (set the
> name of a JS func in a <meta> with that name; e.g. <meta
> name="gwt:onPropertyErrorFn" value="gwtErrFns.prop">, and var gwtErrFns = {
> prop: function(propName, allowedValuesList, value) {
> window.location.replace("static/error.html"); } })
>
I know. But they are not reliable. If you disable IE6 and IE8 permutation
the bootstrap file still assigns a valid ie6, ie8 value to the user.agent
property because the user.agent detection code does still contain the
ie6/ie8 checks. onPropertyErrorFn will only be called if the user.agent
value contains an invalid value. So to make it work way better the
detection code should be aware of the enabled/disabled permutations and
only do the required checks instead of all checks. That way the
onPropertyErrorFn function would become useful for this scenario.
-- J.
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