Stack Overflow

[Guest]

I get an error message while working on a web page that reads - "Stack
Overflow at Line: 412"
Can someone tell me what this means and what, if anything, I need to do
about this? I am having problems on this page and am wondering if this is
related?

 

[Stefan B Rusynko]

What is in Code view at that line
- must be a script or object call that is bad (delete it)

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|I get an error message while working on a web page that reads - "Stack
| Overflow at Line: 412"
| Can someone tell me what this means and what, if anything, I need to do
| about this? I am having problems on this page and am wondering if this is
| related?

 

[Ronx]

Stack Overflow is an error that is often associated with recursive
functions - script functions that call themselves until something
breaks, either the stack overflows or a variable hits a value that
exits the function. In your case it appears to be the former..

 

[Guest]

Thank you. The problem is I don't even have that many lines in this
particular page. I have 300+ and this line is 412 - not even close. I
intended to go in my code and fix it and perhaps delete but there is nothing
to delete or fix???

 

[Guest]

Thank you for your response. I had inserted a "hit counter" and that did not
work correctly so I deleted it. But I have had problems on the page ever
since. And I don't have 412 lines!! I only go to 300+ something.

 

[Steve Easton]

Somewhere on your page you have some javascript,or a link to an external .js file
This is where you'll find the error.


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[Kevin Spencer]

A Stack Overflow is caused by a program or script. I would guess some
JavaScript. It is almost always caused by an infinite loop.

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but you can't make it stink.

 

[Guest]

Yes indeed! I removed 2 nonessential javascripts - a date-time function and
a bookmark function. Now the page is working correctly!
Thank you very much!
TWsT