Suddenley getting error messages all the time!! What can I do ?

[Cazzythom]

Hello All,

This has only just started happening since this morning....very strange.
When I bring up certain web pages error like this (and similar ones) :-

Error
A Runtime Error has occured
Do you wish to Debug?
Line 359 (and 363,153,365....)
Error: Object doesn't support this property or method.

And one like this :-

Line 1880
error 'document.getElementByld(....)' is null or not an object.

Does anyone know whats happening, or how I can fix this. Please ...?

I have Windows XP home, broadband through a set top box.

I look forward to some super expert help

Regards,

Caz x

 

[Peter Foldes]

IE\Properties\Advanced and take out checkmark from Display Notification about every script error

 

[nikki]

IE\Properties\Advanced and take out checkmark from Display Notification about every script error

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[nikki]

Also having same problem. Thank you for your suggestion. I tried that but
the checkmark was already off on that line, but the line that says "Disable
script debugging for IE" was also unchecked. Is this correct? Is it is, do
you have another fix for the runtime error problem?

Looking forward to a reply. Thanks for your help.

nikki

 

[Peter Foldes]

Sorry . You should have a checkmark there. I forgot to post that in my precious post

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Also having same problem. Thank you for your suggestion. I tried that but
the checkmark was already off on that line, but the line that says "Disable
script debugging for IE" was also unchecked. Is this correct? Is it is, do
you have another fix for the runtime error problem?

Looking forward to a reply. Thanks for your help.

nikki

 

[Cazzythom]

Hi Peter, Hi Nikki,

Well like you nikki, there wasn't a check near 'Display Notification about
every script error', so that was OK, but there wasn't a check near 'Disable
script debugging for IE', so I've checked that one as Peter has advised.

It looks like the error messages have gone now...excellent, thankyou so much
again Peter for your help. Your brill !!!

Bye for now,

Caz x