Ajax throw error in console when site does not exist in Chrome

[ferreol.robert@…]

When you make an ajax inquiry to a site that does not respond (or a fake site), you have an error thrown in the console like :

GET https://localhost:1234/echo?echo=alive&_=1358369880353  jquery-1.9.0.js:8475

You also enter in the fail function as expected

See example at ​http://jsfiddle.net/TXczW/1/ and open the Javascript console

[dmethvin]

Why is that a problem? The browser's debugger is letting you know important information. It's only showing jQuery as the source because you asked us to make the request.

[anonymous]

I have already an error message via fail function and the message in console is not quite explicit. This message does not block the execution of Jquery.

If you think that is normal to have two alert message, you can close this ticket

Thanks

Replying to dmethvin:

Why is that a problem? The browser's debugger is letting you know important information. It's only showing jQuery as the source because you asked us to make the request.