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seahorse
Senior Member

USA
1075 Posts

Posted - 19 November 2002 : 21:30:05

Hi All,

I'm using IE 5.0 on W2K Japanese. When I visit members.asp on this forum and use the pulldown menu to access a different page, I get two error dialog boxes. The first says,

(translated from Japanese) A runtime error has occurred. Do you want to debug?

Line 1112:
Error:')' is missing

If I click No and continue, the second dialog box appears with the same message except the line number is 1117.

If you click No and continue the members.asp page works fine until the next time I start up my browser.

Has someone already reported this problem?

Ken
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Microsoft

Edited by - seahorse on 19 November 2002 21:33:46

RichardKinser
Snitz Forums Admin

USA
16655 Posts

Posted - 19 November 2002 : 21:50:23

members.asp only has 569 lines of code in it. I don't get that error on this site, or on any other Snitz site. IE 5.0 is pretty old, any reason not to upgrade to a newer version?

laser
Advanced Member

Australia
3859 Posts

Posted - 19 November 2002 : 21:53:18

Yep, definitely not the standard Snitz .... "and use the pulldown menu to access a different page".

seahorse, is this a serverhacker version ?, or can you paste what line 1112 is ?

seahorse
Senior Member

USA
1075 Posts

Posted - 20 November 2002 : 02:43:21

quote:
Originally posted by RichardKinser

members.asp only has 569 lines of code in it. I don't get that error on this site, or on any other Snitz site.

I can't explain why the dialog boxes appear. However, I can consistently get them to do so.

Do you think it's a Japanese OS/browser thing? I get similar problems with internally designed web apps sometimes.

If you'd like, I can email you screenshots, but the translation above pretty much says it all.

quote:

IE 5.0 is pretty old, any reason not to upgrade to a newer version?

Corporate IT "standard" browser. It doesn't seem to register to the IT guys that the "standard" version is so riddled with unpatched security holes that you could drive a fleet of tractor trailers through it.

Ken
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seahorse
Senior Member

USA
1075 Posts

Posted - 20 November 2002 : 02:50:09

quote:
Originally posted by laser

Yep, definitely not the standard Snitz .... "and use the pulldown menu to access a different page".

seahorse, is this a serverhacker version ?, or can you paste what line 1112 is ?

The page loads normally when I click this page.

http://forum.snitz.com/forum/members.asp

It's just when I use the page selector pulldown menu in the upper right hand corner to look at subsequent pages that I get the error dialog boxes.

I'm just telling you what I see. I couldn't for the life of me tell you why.

Ken
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Worldwide Partner Group
Microsoft

Edited by - seahorse on 20 November 2002 02:51:20

pknaz
Junior Member

USA
117 Posts

Posted - 20 November 2002 : 23:57:38

the line number that that error refers to is the output of the members.asp file when loaded in a browser, not the actuall members.asp file itself. i'm almost possitive that its a javascript error. i had simmilar problems on one of my pages. it was because i did not have a "\" in one of the javascript functions in member.asp. the output code looked like this:


onMouseOver="(window.status='View bozden's Profile');

instead of this:


onMouseOver="(window.status='View bozden\'s Profile');

don't know if that actually helps or not, but thought i'd add my ideas.

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