Does window.onerror event works in Safari?

Hi there,
I have been struggling to make my page compatible with Safari where I have to register window.onerror event with my function. First of all, is this event supported in my Safari 1.3.2 version.
Secondly, this event is registered in my child window which is checking the Parent page URL every 1 sec. As soon as the parent page URL is changed or closed, I am calling the parent.location.href which should throw an exception. This should get capture by this window.onerror event. But its not doing that in Safari. I see the JavaScript Console and it keeps showing type error: null undefined.
It works in IE/NE/FF under Windows.
Is there some other way of doing this in Safari?
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks in adv.
J-Anwar

Hello KiranKumar,
You should avoid using the prePrint event to hide or show the objects at run time. Refer the below link to know why.
Adobe&#160;LiveCycle&#160;ES3 * prePrint event
If you want to achieve this requirement, then write the script in Initialize event since it is an offline form. Then the issue will be resolved.

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