Re: i am back
| From: | knight | Date: | Fri, 26 Apr 2002 16:50:04 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: i am back | ||
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"Christoph Grottolo" <christoph.grottolo@gmx.net> wrote in message
news:20020425190406.78145.qmail@pb1.pair.com...
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> > It should be our first priority IMHO to find out why some pages
> > are not working on some machines. I guess I know, that because those
> > pages mentioed are huge, the user notes <div> is not defined at the
> > moment, when the script tries to fill it with the notes. But that
> > script is executed with an onload so, I don't think that this is the
> > real problem... I don't know. I was unable to reproduce it...
> >
> I've got that problem on one NT4 WS and on another one with XP Pro.
I got the same problem with my computer, IE6-98SE. I cant get it to show me
the error message again.
document.all is not part of the dom but innerHTML is. i would suggest that
we upgrade document.all to the DOM.
Knight
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> The first error message is a JS error telling that document.all.something
is
> not an object (i can't reproduce this, forgot the name), i've gotten this
> msg only once. When opening that page in the debugger i noticed that there
> is a js function (openPage?) on the page that references innerHtml of the
> div with the user notes.
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> The second error message I get is the IE DNS error for many pages like
other
> users mentioned before. However I noticed that all the pages that display
> correctly HAVE user notes and the ones that don't display don't.
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> Maybe innerHtml is not set when an element is empty -> js error?
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> Christoph
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