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Hi
This is observed using the WebBrowser in the new build, 2015.1.70.4
If provoking a runtime exception, by e.g. closing some of the rundll processes spawned by the WebBrowser, a "Runtime Exception" dialog pops up.
This says, that you can silent runtime exception messages by handling the EO.Base.Runtime.Exception event.
My question is: How do I handle the EO.Base.Runtime.Exception event?
As far as I can see, EO.Base has no member called "Runtime"
Hope you can help
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Hi,
We have juste posted a new build that should fix this issue. Please download it from our download page.
Thanks!
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Confirmed: I was able to handle the exceptions in the last build.
Thank you for this
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Thanks for confirming the fix!
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Hello, I am using version 2016.2.72.0 and have this exact same problem.
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Albert wrote:Hello, I am using version 2016.2.72.0 and have this exact same problem. The original problem is that EO.Base.Runtime.Exception event does not exist. That issue has already been addressed. If you are seeing exception dialog, you can either find out what triggered it and resolve that, or handle EO.Base.Runtime.Exception to silence it if you prefer. Thanks!
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Actually I realised this might not be the same issue. The error I get when I hover over is that EO.Base.Runtime.Exception is an event but used as a type.
catch (EO.Base.Runtime.Exception)
{
}
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Yes. It's an event, NOT a type. You will need to handle that event instead of trying to catch it as an exception.
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