I usually translate request.status == 0 as being a connection failure.
However, I have found that Internet Explorer sometimes uses HTTP 12007.
What would you remend be the rules I use when deciding whether to tell the user "Internet Failure" vs just telling them "HTTP Status Code x"?
Is 12007 the only code for this sort of thing? (besides zero)
I usually translate request.status == 0 as being a connection failure.
However, I have found that Internet Explorer sometimes uses HTTP 12007.
What would you remend be the rules I use when deciding whether to tell the user "Internet Failure" vs just telling them "HTTP Status Code x"?
Is 12007 the only code for this sort of thing? (besides zero)
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Reset to default 7status values above 12000 e from Windows and tell you, that the HTTP request itself failed (ie. there never was a request).
You can find a list of these error messages here.