08-24-2019, 01:29 AM
Yes, of course you can disable it.
The default behavior is to display error messages to the end user. You can just disable it setting:
ServerController.JavaScriptOptions.AjaxErrorMode := emNone;
This will disable it completely. Or you can even set it to emConsole, which will write the errors to the browser console which is only visible if you explicitly open the developer tools in a desktop browser (F12)
By the way, do you have any timer active on your form posting server requests from time to time?
The default behavior is to display error messages to the end user. You can just disable it setting:
ServerController.JavaScriptOptions.AjaxErrorMode := emNone;
This will disable it completely. Or you can even set it to emConsole, which will write the errors to the browser console which is only visible if you explicitly open the developer tools in a desktop browser (F12)
By the way, do you have any timer active on your form posting server requests from time to time?