This is on a page deep inside a secure ordering sequence, so it's probably
not worth copying the URL here.
According to my crib-sheet, "document.all" is only valid in the javascript
of IE4 and later. My browser is IE6 (SP1) which qualifies, but the
javascript I have doesn't like it. I also have other browsers and
Frontpage 2002 installed. Code:
I am using the Microsoft.XMLHTTP object to make server requests ie; ajax. This is working 99% of the time but occasionally it will freeze at the server for 5 minutes and then raise a javascript exception "Unknown name".
After the exception I can run the same request ok, and keep doing so until the next time it freezes for 5 minutes.
What does the "Unknown name" javascript exception mean?
Why does it freeze for 5 minutes?
I can't replicate this on my dev pc, it's only happening in a live environment with IE6 and 2 load balanced IIS6 servers.
I design web sites and am just amazed at how many sites have signifificant numbers of Javascript errors in them! I leave script debugging on in IE so I can check my own stuff. The when I surf the web, loads of the pages come up with errors! Even big sites like Google.
Goal 1: display errors above the form on same page
Goal 2: direct users to a new thankyou page when form is submitted.
The form uses ajax. I am able to get it to work with the error messages displaying correctly but as is, the thankyou message also displays in the same spot and the form is left filled out. I need it to direct to a new page I designed for the purpose.
I am getting the message in the bottom status bar on my site www.pashmina-shawls.com Done but with errors on page? It doesnt happen on the index page, only on all the other pages, the reason for this is i use a template for all pages except the index page, and all pages using template show this error message, please help and will this effect the functioning of the site?
I was reading the Google Analytics support docs and it says that webmasters must be careful not to have ANY javascript errors on their webpages, because if there is an error, GA will not log visits for that page.
Is this true? I often wrap add onclick functions to various links on my pages dynamically, eventhough I may not have declared the specific onclick function in the page (thus causing an error). Does this mean it won't track when I setup GA?
is there any way I can stop document.write from outputting info to a new page I would prefer to have it shown in a textarea.
Info from an array that is suppose to display in a text area when button is clicked and when another button is clicked it is suppose to show some other info. But what happens is the first info displays in textarea for a few seconds and then the second info is displayed but on a new page and not the textarea where I want it to go
I have marked code within the code // I want this specific code to be displayed second but I know its in the wrong spot.
Here is the code
[CODE] function show() { var myArray = new Array();
[URL]It loads fine in FF but when opened via IE it loads then switches to a white page. The second time you visit it should load normal unless you clear your cache.Here are the two errors
Quote:
Webpage error details User Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 8.0; Windows NT 6.0; WOW64; Trident/4.0; SLCC1; .NET CLR 2.0.50727; .NET CLR 3.0.30729; .NET CLR 3.5.30729) Timestamp: Mon, 18 Oct 2010 11:21:02 UTC
We have an applet that implements the MouseListener interface but when trying to add the applet to the glasspane of another applet a classcastexception is thrown.
This all seemed to work fine when using JDK1.3.1_08 but since using JDK1.4.2 it does not work.
The class implementing the mouse listener interface is defined using:
public class MapListener extends JApplet implements MouseListener, MouseMotionListener
This is my first post to the group, so please be gentle :) For some unknown (to me at least) reason I'm getting a syntax error in IE from the following code
Im trying to validate a form using javascript. If there are errors in the form javascript lists them in a div tag on the top of the page. the problem is that whenever i click the submit for the first time everything is working but after i get the errors if im clicking submit again, it's submitting the form regardless of the errors...
My very simple function clickEvent1() (defined in the page head) that expands/shrinks a hidden tag <h6> with text, id="lignep" in the body
Here is a code which throws error for line 104 in the page body with message "Object expected", but I can't figure out what is wrong in this line that calls for function clickEvent1():
I'm on a different computer running win 95 with IE 5 my website on a new dedicated server and I'm getting "Done, but with errors on page" appearing in the browser status area which I have never seen before. (Previously I've only ever done any web development on WIN 2000 with IE 6 on a different server than the current one) My client has been messing with the web files adding javascript special effects.
Question : Does this indicate a javascript error and if so, how do I make it more verbose like it used to be? e.g. error message dialog with line number. Is the new less helpful message due to my browser, operating system or the new server?
is there anything wrong with this script as i keep gettin an error message in IE with menu item 1:
//menu methods function ehandler(event,theobj){ for (var i=1; i<= theobj.numberofmenuitems; i++){ var shutdiv =eval( "menuitem"+i+".thediv"); shutdiv.style.visibility="hidden"; } theobj.thediv.style.visibility="visible"; this menu is related to a drop down feature later on!
When someone comes to my site I would like to check to see if their homepage is set to my site. If it is then nothing is done. If it is not then I'd like a link to appear that asks if they'd like to set their home page to my site.
Can this be done? If so can someone post the code to do it?
I am trying to do a popup window, which will load when the page loads. Using the onLoad in the <Body> tag. However it doesn't seem to be working. Also when the popup loads there will be a form which the user selects an option and the form is sent to a email address with the answer chosen and then the popup closed. Code:
How do I get to see the details of JS errors in IE? I have some problem in IE that isn't showing up in FF or Opera. Is there an error window in IE that I can open up and look at warnings and errors?
I am in a little over my head here trying to make a template for this PHP script. I am trying to work out all javascript errors.
So far I only have one error on the index page and no other pages. In IE8 at the bottom it shows me the little error icon and when I click it, it shows me:
Line: 2 Char: 18579 Error: Object doesn't support this property or method Code: 0 URL: http://www.mysocialengine.com/demo/woolton/index.php
I am trying to locate this error in the source code, but cannot figure it out. Can someone maybe take a look at the source and point me in the direction to what IE8 is finding as an error? It's weird that there are javascript errors only on the home page when I use the same header and footer file for the entire web site.
I'm using javascript for my client validation and I would like this to work the way I wanted to. I have three textboxes for last name, middle name and firstname. All the fields are mandatory and if the form is submitted there would be an error to display below the textbox. The problem now is I couldn't show three errors at once. I could only show one error at a time. The error msgs are specific that is "Last name required", "First name requiredHere's my JS structure
