Syntax
newrelic.setErrorHandler(function $callback)Allows selective ignoring of known errors that the browser agent captures.
Requirements
Agent version nr-974 or higher.
Description
The newrelic.setErrorHandler() API call allows you to selectively ignore known errors that the browser agent captures. It takes a single error handler function, which will be called for each error that the browser agent captures. If the handler returns true, New Relic does not record the error. Otherwise the error will be processed normally.
Parameters
Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
function | Required. When an error occurs, the callback is called with the error object as a parameter. The callback will be called with each error, so it is not specific to one error. |
Examples
Use a single error handler function
Include the error object inside of the callback function to ignore specific errors that the browser agent captures.
newrelic.setErrorHandler(function (err) { if (shouldIgnoreError(err)) { return true } else { return false }})For more help
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