"Failed - Network Error" When trying to provide download in HTML5 using 'download' attribute Asked 8 years, 8 months ago Modified 8 years, 7 months ago Viewed 35k times

video.addEventListener('error', callback, true); And then inside the callback you can check the networkState property, which is going to be NETWORK_NO_SOURCE if the video cannot play the …

I need to tell, whether video cannot be played ("x" sign is shown in browser). This code does't works. "onerror" event will never be fired under Firefox var v = document.getElementsByTagName("vid...

Nov 30, 2017 · This webpage discusses detecting error types when loading an HTML5 video using a source element, providing insights and solutions for developers.

Oct 11, 2018 · in my web app, I want to provide a download for a message log. This is done by the following javascript function: let download = (content, filename) => { let uriContent = …

Jul 21, 2015 · Is there anyway I can catch a network error in case I try to create a new Audio() object and the src URL is not resolved? try/catch doesn't work here apparently.

Specifically, if one of the 206 requests for audio fails and buffering stops, is there a way to detect that state? Or should I have to check if buffering stopped by comparing the buffered amounts a...

Nov 27, 2013 · The answer is not suited for axios, cause result.name is always "Error" for me with axios errors. Checking if result.response is undefined is suited for checking network errors below layer 5.

Oct 4, 2017 · Finally I find the solution. web servers by default set the "content-length" in header and also most of the browser auto correct the file size if its wrong. in new version of google chrome (v53) …

Apr 9, 2013 · I'm looking to add some error handling to a simple HTML5 video element. Im using this chunk of code which appears everywhere online: JS function playbackFailed(e ...