Thanks T.J., very helpful. My final implementation is this:
catch(e)
{
document.fire('MSO:error', {ID: 'errorEventReg',
Routine:'pageReadyEvent', JSFile: 'Event.Registration.js',
Message:e.message});
}
This works nicely since the host page now can subscribe to to MSO:error
event. I'm trying to be careful to not create dependencies on external code
and resources for this one, since this is a last-line-of-defense means to
capture and give instruction to the user.
Any how thanks again, a very insightful post!
Karl..
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