How to handle load errors?
See original GitHub issueIs there a way to handle errors such as “The iframe couldn’t be loaded”. I’m thinking an onError
prop on the (in my case) React component.
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(and yet another great reason I really have to get round to adding some more api docs for this…)
Not really following how that would that work in a React environment.
I do a
(Will move that to a
xcomponent.driver('react')
)If I attach an
onError
prop to the React component, that isn’t getting called if the iframe fails to load.N.b. There’s no errors with xcomponent itself, this is just me wanting to log if the iframe fails to load for some reason. Always nice to have the logging service ping us if something fails for a lot of users.