run time error when loading certain website...

[tony guidicessi]

example:

a runtime error has occurred
do yuo wish to debug?

line 39
error: 'win2' is null or not an object

then:

Justin time debugging comes up and the only choice is:

new instance of microsoft script editor

when i continue to debug a remote something pops up and
ask if I want to "break" or "continue"

neither seems to do anything.

this is annoying ....any help??

 

[Ronnie Vernon MVP]

example:

a runtime error has occurred
do yuo wish to debug?

line 39
error: 'win2' is null or not an object

then:

Justin time debugging comes up and the only choice is:

new instance of microsoft script editor

when i continue to debug a remote something pops up and
ask if I want to "break" or "continue"

neither seems to do anything.

this is annoying ....any help??

Tony

Close Internet Explorer.
Go to Control Panel/Internet Options/Advanced Tab. Place a check mark in the
"Disable script debugging" option. Remove the check mark from the "Display a
notification about every script error" option.


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[Anders]

Ronnie Vernon MVP wrote:

Close Internet Explorer.
Go to Control Panel/Internet Options/Advanced Tab. Place a check mark in the
"Disable script debugging" option. Remove the check mark from the "Display a
notification about every script error" option.

Is there any difference if Tony had chosen the 'Tools' menu in Internet
Explorer and then selected 'Internet options'?
Does IE need to be restarted after removing the check mark?
Just curious since I usually access the Internet Options from within IE
if I am using IE at the time.

 

[Ronnie Vernon MVP]

Ronnie Vernon MVP wrote:



Is there any difference if Tony had chosen the 'Tools' menu in
Internet Explorer and then selected 'Internet options'?
Does IE need to be restarted after removing the check mark?
Just curious since I usually access the Internet Options from within
IE
if I am using IE at the time.

It usually doesn't matter which way you access the options, except that some
options do require a restart of IE. Accessing these options from CP with IE
closed simply covers all the bases.

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Ronnie Vernon
Microsoft MVP
Windows Shell/User

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[Anders]

It usually doesn't matter which way you access the options, except that some
options do require a restart of IE. Accessing these options from CP with IE
closed simply covers all the bases.

OK. Thanks )