Done, but with errors on the page.

[Daz]

Done, but with errors on the page.

That's very handy to know, but is there any way to find out what the
errors were?

I am working on a big JavaScript, that's been working with IE, up until
now, and I have made too many changes since testing it. Yes I know, I
shouldn't have, but the changes to the format were nexessary, and not
the kind of changes that you can make one at a time. Lots of stuff had
to be moved in order to have a working script again.

The script works find with Opera 9.02, Netscape 7.2, Firefox 1.5.0.8,
but as usual it's IE that's throwing a wobbler... Is there any way that
I can see what the error is?

I have also had my script to the point where IE displays 'Done' in the
status bar (with no errors), but the page shows as being blank.

Any advice (other than to quit whining and stop scripting) would be
very much appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

Daz.

 

[Daz]

Done, but with errors on the page.

That's very handy to know, but is there any way to find out what the
errors were?

I am working on a big JavaScript, that's been working with IE, up until
now, and I have made too many changes since testing it. Yes I know, I
shouldn't have, but the changes to the format were nexessary, and not
the kind of changes that you can make one at a time. Lots of stuff had
to be moved in order to have a working script again.

The script works find with Opera 9.02, Netscape 7.2, Firefox 1.5.0.8,
but as usual it's IE that's throwing a wobbler... Is there any way that
I can see what the error is?

I have also had my script to the point where IE displays 'Done' in the
status bar (with no errors), but the page shows as being blank.

Any advice (other than to quit whining and stop scripting) would be
very much appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

Daz.

Ok, I found the problem.

I forgot to add a tbody element to my table. It's working for now, as
for how long, I have no idea. However, I would still be interested in
know of any kind of JavaScript validator for IE, although I am
convinced that one doesn't exist, as I am not too sure if it's entirely
possible to understand everything about IE. In fact, I'm not even sure
that Microsoft understand entirely what's going on. Let's hope that IE
7 earns Microsoft some of that much needed reputation back.

Many thanks.

Daz.