A quick note: I blogged earlier about Javascript error logging, saying that you can wrap every function in your code (automatically) in a try{} catch{}
block, and log the error message in the catch{}
block.
I used to write the error message to a Perl script. But now I use Google’s event tracking.
var s = []; for (var i in err) { s.push(i + '=' + err[i]); } s = s.join(' ').substr(0,500) pageTracker._trackEvent("Error", function_name, s); |
The good part is that it makes error monitoring a whole lot easier. Within a day of implementing this, I managed to get a couple of errors fixed that had been pending for months.
That is a good tip. I can use the present infrastructure for error logging..