F.A.Q.

What is Resolved?

You mark an error as resolved when you believe you have fixed it. This will remove it from the projects error page unless the same error happens again, in which case the error will be shown again to let you know it is not fixed.

What is Ignore?

You can tell ExceptionHub to ignore a certain error if you feel it does not need to be fixed. Unlike resolved, if the error happens again it will not be shown again. If you change your mind later, you can click on "Show Ignored" to see any ignored errors and you can decide to un-ignore them if you want. While an error is ignored, it will no longer be tracked.

Will it work with minified JavaScript?

Yes and No. We're working on building a system to allow stack traces from minified code to be converted to show lines from unminified script files. In the mean time, we recommend using a minification system that does not remove line breaks. If you do minify, the stack traces should still work, however line numbers will not be very useful.

The tracking script throws an error.

There are a few things that you probably shouldn't do at the moment with ExceptionHub. If you or one of the libraries you are using does one of the following, this could be the cause (and for some of these a sign of unusual JavaScript design)

• Overwrite Object.apply or Object.call (on object only, any other objects its fine)
• Redefining root level objects/functions after page/dom load