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Angular avoid Console trace on $http error

rated 0 times [ 55] [ 2] / answers: 1 / hits: 26138 / 10 Years ago, fri, june 13, 2014, 12:00:00

In my application I am using a REST api to get my data.
If a send a request like this

$http.get('api/entity/' + $scope.entityId).success(/* DO STUFF */).error(/* DO STUFF */)

In the service, if the entityId does not exist I return a 404.
In the error function I catch it using the status (second parameter) and act on it in a proper way.

I'm being annoyed by the fact that angular if throwing an exception and pollutes the javascript console. It seem to happen on Angular.js:8165

It there any way to tell angular that I'm a grown up developer and I will handle what he sees as an error myself in a nice way?

In other words, can I tell angular to not output that crap?

Thanks,

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answered 10 Years ago marisela · Accepted Answer

This is your browser's functionality, and not a part of AngularJS that does the logging. Here's a sample from the console of this page:

console

You can see it logs the exact same error message as you linked in the question's comment, and is indeed pointing to a part in the source code, but I didn't add any logging statements.

The best thing you can do is follow this answer and add a filter to the console.