Level 7
You'll have to write specific handlers that send back specific messages indicating the exception that was thrown.
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Aug 3, 2016
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Level 6
"catching" specific PHP exception with ajax...
Let's say I make an AJAX request to my PHP application, and a FooException is thrown, and a 500 error is returned. The response would look something like:
{
message: "Uh oh! Foo went wrong!",
code: "42S02",
status_code: "500"
}
I want to execute a specific action if the back-end throws a FooException, but not any other type of exception. Is it possible for the front-end to detect the type of exception that was thrown, and react to it accordingly? I don't want to base the action off of the status code, because other exceptions might return the same code (in this case, 500).
Level 15
Just return an array, once element for success/failure and another for the error.
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