DOM - DOM Exception
Table of Contents
1 - About
Code - Exception (Try, Catch, Finally statement) in the DOM.
2 - Articles Related
3 - Example
To throw a TimeoutError exception, a user agent would construct a DOMException object whose type was the string “TimeoutError” (and whose code was the number 23, for legacy reasons) and actually throw that object as an exception.
4 - Types
They are all defined in the DOM specification.
| Error Number | Description |
|---|---|
| 1 | IndexSizeError |
| 3 | HierarchyRequestError |
| 4 | WrongDocumentError |
| 5 | InvalidCharacterError |
| 7 | NoModificationAllowedError |
| 8 | NotFoundError |
| 9 | NotSupportedError |
| 11 | InvalidStateError |
| 12 | SyntaxError |
| 13 | InvalidModificationError |
| 14 | NamespaceError |
| 15 | InvalidAccessError |
| 18 | SecurityError |
| 19 | NetworkError |
| 20 | AbortError |
| 21 | URLMismatchError |
| 22 | QuotaExceededError |
| 23 | TimeoutError |
| 24 | InvalidNodeTypeError |
| 25 | DataCloneError |