Microsoft's parseError object can be used to retrieve error information from the Microsoft XML parser.
To see how Firefox handles parser errors, check out the next page of this tutorial.
When trying to open an XML document, a parser-error may occur.
With the parseError object, you can retrieve the error code, the error text, the line that caused the error, and more.
Note: The parseError object is not a part of the W3C DOM standard!
In the following code we will try to load a non-existing file, and display some of its error properties:
In the following code we let the parser load an XML document that is not well-formed.
(You can read more about well-formed and valid XML in our XML tutorial)
Look at the XML file: note_error.xml
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| errorCode | Returns a long integer error code |
| reason | Returns a string containing the reason for the error |
| line | Returns a long integer representing the line number for the error |
| linepos | Returns a long integer representing the line position for the error |
| srcText | Returns a string containing the line that caused the error |
| url | Returns the URL pointing the loaded document |
| filepos | Returns a long integer file position of the error |
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