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In our client application, we want to be able to set apart the case where the user does not have an internet connection and display a message accordingly on the login screen.
It seems to me though that the error status code for the "no connection" error is transformed into a 401 because of this line that fixes an IE 10 error, judging from the code comment.
Is there a way to distinguish the "no connection" error from other errors and have everything also work under IE10?
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In our client application, we want to be able to set apart the case where the user does not have an internet connection and display a message accordingly on the login screen.
It seems to me though that the error status code for the "no connection" error is transformed into a 401 because of this line that fixes an IE 10 error, judging from the code comment.
Is there a way to distinguish the "no connection" error from other errors and have everything also work under IE10?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: