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Hi Clifton,

Is it possible to intercept this message? I know exactly why pgExecuteRemote has failed and its failure is significant in my system. I would like to be able to handle this error myself rather than let the message appear.

John

Not sure if this would work, but if you are running pgExecuteRemote() in an XML file, then wrap it in a try block and intercept the catch statement. The code would look like this:

try {
    tbfunction_pgExecuteRemote( [your params] );
} catch(e) {
    alert(e); //this line is not needed, but would pass the error handler
}

I'm not sure this will work because pgExecuteRemote() already has some built in error handling. But it is worth a try.
What is the error you are getting?
The key is to query the conditions first to eliminate the error from appearing.
 

Thanks very much for your prompt reply. I was just about to remove my question because I have found a solution. It's very similar to yours but the code is in an external html that I load with pgGotoURL. It is an encryption system. I could not use yours because it's from the original pc version of my project so it has to function on a local computer not a server and I hope to keep both versions (pc and dhtml). My code is now:

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function decryptMyText(txt, myKey)
{
try {
     var decoded = GibberishAES.dec(txt, myKey);
    return decoded;
   } catch (err) {
   alert("Invalid key"); // or return something else
   }
};