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I know this seams a trivial question, but how can I disable the annoying JavaScript error messages?

I am inserting data into an unfinished web application and I keep getting about 30 errors for every form I submit. It's driving me crazy.

I'm using IE7.

Please note that I already tried "Internet options - Advanced - Browsing", disabled script debugging for IE and other and unchecked the "display a notification for every script error". All I got was a different error message, but I still have to close a LOT of alert messages.

I think I am going insane.

EDIT: Before and after Image(url omitted to protect the innocents): alt text

I don't have access to the code, I am just inserting data, the application is still being built and the JavaScript is generated from codebehind. There is absolutely nothing I can do to remove this errors.

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  • stop making them or correct them? what are the messages of those errors? Commented Feb 2, 2009 at 12:24
  • Write error-free code, it’s a win-win situation! Commented Feb 2, 2009 at 12:26
  • jQuery is a bad example of this. It has 25 try-catch-blocks. I'd say that it is a lazy programming practice. Commented Nov 7, 2015 at 21:06

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Reset to default
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If you want to turn them off in code, you can do this:

window.onerror = null;
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Mmm I've never seen that error before - I'm not 100% convinced it's coming from your javascript, unless you're doing something "interesting" - ActiveX or something...
@IonutPopa Thanks buddy you save my day ... had a minor error in a working code but could't be fixed ..
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After some Googling it seems you might get this if your user-agent string is too long. See here and here. I'm not convinced this will fix it but it might be worth a try.

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The second link did the job :) Thanks :D +1 and accepted answer
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It seems like you don't have "enough storage". Maybe you can try upping your cache size. That's just a shot in the dark, but worth a try...

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It was a nice try :) I just tried that... with no luck... +1 for the effort.
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If you don't want to hide all other errors wrap the call to the code in a try/catch.

try {
    callDodgyCode();
}
catch(e) {
    // Eat error
}
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Thanks, but i did said above: "I don't have access to the code, I am just inserting data, the application is still being built and the javascript is generated from codebehind. There is absolutely nothing I can do to remove this errors."
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Sounds like you got the correct settings. Are you sure these aren't alerts actually in the code.

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Yes, pretty sure.... I will add 2 images to the question, before and after the changes in configuration

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