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EmailDLL Online Manual![]() ![]() ![]() Email.GetErrorString(ErrorCode)
Parameters: ErrorCode, an integer error code returned from one of the other methods. Returns: String, a short American English description of the error.
The method takes an Error Code , and returns a string description of the error. This is quite handy if you need to present or log the error. The ErrorCode parameter is the integer returned by one of the other methods. This method returns a string value. Note that if you supply a zero, the returned string will be "No error occurred". Similarly, a positive integer will produce "Error code is not recognized." If you don't want to use this method, or just want to see what errors are possible, they are listed in the email_defines100.js and DLLdefines100.js files.
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