Javascript Suppress A Specific Error
I have the following line in my JavaScript file, which creates an error message on the console: myObject.width = 315; I want to hide this error message on the console. I mean that
Solution 1:
Generally speaking this shouldn't need to yield an error. What's the error you're getting? That myObject isn't defined? If so, just add a safeguard and check if it's defined. Such as:
if (myObject) {
myObject.width = 315
}
That said, you can surpress it by wrapping it in a try-catch
try {
myObject.width = 315;
}
catch(err) {
// do nothing
}
To see what's happening, try running the following code and see what's happening when you're removing the var myObject = {}
line.
var myObject = {}
try {
myObject.width = 315;
} catch(err) {
console.log('error');
}
console.log(myObject)
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