posted 18-05-2002 03:12 PM
Bomu, whenever I get an email notification to a reply, there's always a bunch of script errors. Here's a screenshot incase the error window is of any use: Or click here.
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Bomu
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posted 18-05-2002 04:16 PM
Cheers for the heads up sinmaster7. Anyone else here having the same problem? At a guess, it might be down to; --Cookie settings- Are cookies enabled (in you profile and in your browser options?) --OS error- What OS are you using? Maybe it's something to do with the top icons trying to preload though your email client instead of your browser?
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G.i.A.m.
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posted 18-05-2002 07:38 PM
nope runs fine under Opera.
But had similar errors when I tested my own site. The error normaly comes up when IE thinks that the sintax of a javascript isn't 100% right (in my case changing one letter to a capital version did the job, but then it didn't work under Opera anymore).
Sinmaster7 I would say try disabling script error messages in the browser and see if it runs fine then ('couse all browser are a bit quick when it comes to script errors).
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quote:Maybe it's something to do with the top icons trying to preload though your email client instead of your browser?
It just so happens that the error only pops up when the mouse moves over the top icons, so you could very well be right. When I press 'yes' or 'no'the error message comes back several times. I believe it has happened this way since I joined the forum.
OS: Windows 98 SE Cookies: Enabled Mail Client: Outlook Express 5
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Bomu
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posted 19-05-2002 04:40 PM
Solution: Avoid the OM tool bar icons! Well I'm using Win XP Pro with IE 6 and Outlook Express 6 without problems, so maybe upgrading to the next Outlook/IE might resolve this? Unfortuanetly, I'm not a technical wizard, so I can't put my finger on it.
Giam: I discovered if I use Opera with Win XP, IE will refuse to load until I uninstall Opera!
posted 27-05-2002 02:42 PM
ok I'm running XP now for some days but have'nt found any problems so far with IE(the version that is included in XP) and Opera actully I can run them simultan with out a problem so I can only give you the stupid advise to update reinstall all software in question.
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