I'm still in a bit of a quandary regarding an onclick function that doesn't complete because of an edbrowse error or shortcoming.
99% of the time you still want to go to the link, if you're a casual user, though there may be that 1% wherein you should have stopped.

1. return true and folllow the link. Developers like me can always set db3 and I'll see the error along the way.

2. Return false and don't follow the link. This would frustrate users as various links just wouldn't work, they would just sit there silently.

3. Some kind of debug toggle flag to do one or the other.

4. Return true and proceed unless debug is 3 or higher, whence we return false and stop, because after all we're trying to debug.
I kind of lean towards this one.

What do you think?

Karl Dahlke