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Basic JavaScript Guide.
JScript Introduction.
JScript Why?
JScript Recognitions.
JScript onMouseover.
JScript with Buttons.
JScript Alerts.
JScript Variables.
JScript Operators.
JScript Functions.
JScript Prompts.
JScript Conditions.
JScript Validations.
JScript Confirmation Boxes.
JScript Browser Detection.
JScript Redirection.
JScript on Links.
JScript Switch.
JScript Loops.
JScript Events.
JScript ExceptionHandling
JScript Reserve Characters.
JScript with Objects.
JScript Math Object.
JScript using Dates.
JScript using String.
JScript using Arrays.
JScript Operations.
JScript Handling Cookies.
JScript in Mapping.
JScript Time Out.
JScript Summary.

JavaScript Exception Handling.

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What is JavaScript Exception Handling?

The more JavaScript we code the more errors we'll encounter. Now JavaScript Tutorial will guide us that his is a fact of life in any programming environment. Nobody's perfect and, once we build some complex JavaScript, we'll find there are sometimes scenarios that result in an error that we didn't think of.

So we can't always prevent errors from occurring, but we can do something about to handle them. The JavaScript "Try... Catch" statement helps us to handle JavaScript errors in a very "nice" way.

To use the JavaScript Try... Catch statement, we take any JavaScript code we think could potentially result in an error, and wrap it within the JavaScript "try" statement. We then code what we want to happen in the JavaScript event of an error and wrap that in a JavaScript "catch" statement.

Syntax for JavaScript Try Catch Statement.

TIP: JavaScript try...catch statement is written in lowercase letters because these words are case sensitive in JavaScript. And using uppercase letters will generate a JavaScript error!

Example of Try Catch in JavaScript.

Suppose we got the name of our visitor from some where else and we wish to well come him or her with his or her name. Like the blow JavaScript code and the below code will result in an JavaScript error. This is because the variable "username" hasn't been declared yet..


<html>

<head>

<script type="text/javascript">

<!--

  function welcome(){

    document.write("Well Come " + username + 

    " in JavaScript Tutorial at Global Guide Line");

  }

//-->

</script>

</head>

<body onLoad="welcome()">

</body>

</html>

Capture JavaScript Errors using Try Catch in JavaScript

<html>
<head>
<script type="text/javascript">

</script>
</head>
<body onLoad="welcome()">
</body>
</html>

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JavaScript Error Handling Examples

►Example of Simple JavaScript Exception Handling
►Example of JavaScript Try Catch with redirection
►Example of JavaScript onerror Event for Handling Error
►Error Handling with Prime Test Function

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