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So it has recently occurred to me that my method of error handling is sloppy and cumbersome. What I want to do is record all of the errors that occur and allow the page to finish loading. Then display them in a designated error panel on my page. Granted that if I come across a major error I do want to stop the script but for minor errors such as incorrect credentials or some other custom error I may want to display I want to neatly display them all without stopping the script. Can anyone offer any advice?

Ok, thanks Ignace.

So there really is no right or wrong way to use them then other than trying to keep them primarily for Setter use. Cool, thank you Thorpe.

So, I recently discovered what method chaining is and how it can be used. My question about method chaining is in regards to best practice. What I want to know is what the correct way to implement methods that can be chained are, and what pitfalls will I need to watch out for when using them?