With Javascript generally recommended as the solution to most validation/visibility/manipulation in Power Pages, has anyone looked at capturing errors and logging them if they occur on the frontend?
Capturing and logging frontend JavaScript errors is a great way to monitor and improve the user experience on your Power Pages. Here are some methods to achieve this: Using window.onerror The window.onerror event handler can be used to catch and log errors globally. Here's a basic example: window.onerror = function(message, source, lineno, colno, error) { // Log the error details console.log(`Error: ${message} at ${source}:${lineno}:${colno}`); // Send error details to the server fetch('/logError', { method: 'POST', headers: { 'Content-Type': 'application/json' }, body: JSON.stringify({ message: message, source: source, lineno: lineno, colno: colno, error: error ? error.stack : null }) }); // Prevent default error handling return true; };
Using Error Monitoring Tools
There are several tools available that can help you capture and log frontend errors more efficiently:
Sentry: Provides detailed error tracking and monitoring, allowing you to trace errors through your stack.
TrackJS: Captures JavaScript errors and groups occurrences of the same error together.
Rollbar: Offers real-time error tracking and grouping of similar errors.
Explanation
window.onerror: This method captures errors globally and logs them to the console. It also sends the error details to a server endpoint for further analysis.
Error Monitoring Tools: These tools provide more advanced features like error grouping, real-time monitoring, and detailed stack traces.
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