Two IE questions

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Trevor L.

1. I have reinstalled IE Explorer Toolbar, because I couldn't find it when I
opened IE.
Guess what, I still can't find it.
What do I have to do to use it?

2. When I open my own website I get a message
A Runtime Error has occurred.
Do you wish to Debug?
Line: 1
Error: Invalid character
|Yes| |No|

I click Yes and nothing happens
How do I invoke the debugger?
 
Trevor L. said:
1. I have reinstalled IE Explorer Toolbar, because I couldn't find it
when I opened IE.
Guess what, I still can't find it.
What do I have to do to use it?
Click to expand...

Right click the Menu bar and make sure Standard Buttons is selected.
2. When I open my own website I get a message
A Runtime Error has occurred.
Do you wish to Debug?
Line: 1
Error: Invalid character
|Yes| |No|

I click Yes and nothing happens
How do I invoke the debugger?
Click to expand...

I'd just turn off debugging and see if their is an issue by looking at
the code, etc. in the app you create and publish your site in/from.
In IE click Tools > Options > Advanced tab.
Select to "Disable script debugging" and unselect " Display a notification
about every script error".


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Brian said:
Right click the Menu bar and make sure Standard Buttons is selected.
Click to expand...

Thansk. I found that there was an entry under View | Toolbars for Developer
Toolbar
I'd just turn off debugging and see if their is an issue by looking
at the code, etc. in the app you create and publish your site in/from.
In IE click Tools > Options > Advanced tab.
Select to "Disable script debugging" and unselect " Display a
notification about every script error".
Click to expand...

Yes, looking at the code didn't help, which is why I wanted the debugger.
If I do what is in your last sentence, I take it that all errors will be
dislplayed in an alert box.

So because there are always errors on just about every site, I guess I would
only use this when debugging and should turn it off afterwards
 
Brian said:
Check you XHTML, it isn't Frameset1.0 compliant.
Click to expand...

Thank you.
I had found and corrected the error on my local web, but hadn't updated the
server copy

It validates now.
 
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