MOPED ARMY

I've been getting code line errors in many messages.

Yes, totally down from work.

I was thinking "Uh oh, Don-O"

glad to see it wasn' internal admins blocking the site.

I got a DNS error--- page temporarily down.

I've been getting :

A runtime error has occoured

Do you wish to debug

Line:275

Error:Expected';'

With a yes /no box.

The line # changes, and it works wether you hit yes or no-- I don't know if this helps any, but I figured I might as well tell you.

That's a javascript error - I'm not getting it on my end. What browser type/browser version/operating system are you running?

simon

mbartell... do you have Microsoft Visual Studio or any of its components installed? IE will generate that error sometimes if you have that installed.

Simon I get the same code line errors as Mbartell.

I have win ME with IE- this computer has c++ and visual studio

I also get the errors at my home computer win ME no visual studio

didn't figure it was anything- that's why I didn't post untill there was a bigger problem.

Yeah, I understand...

I have never actually seen it on this site before, but have on others.

Like I said before, I think your code is fine. It is more of a problem with IE being non-standard and not conforming to the proper standards.

I will see if I can replicate the error here.

Not to butt in...

Matt,

What browser and version of the browser do you have?

Windows Internet Explorer

Version 5.50.4522.1800

Try upgrading to 6.0.

Thanks for the detailed information. I have found the problem and fixed it. It was only showing up in Flat View, and on messages that contained an apostrophe in the title. This was a bug in the code I wrote for keeping flat view posts in threaded context via the "reply to this message link".

Let me know if anything like this every occurs again. Don't hesitate to note problems.

simon

True that! I found a cached version of the site on my caching server that has IE 5, and sure enough, that error came up. After you fixed it, no error.

I sometimes jump the gun and blame it on IE! I use Mozilla most of the time, which is about as standard as they get, but it does let some stuff get through it.

Your great Simon! Thanks!

I did have another problem, which seems to be related to the rendering of the page in Mozilla, but it doesn't seem to be doing that now, so who knows... I'll keep an eye out on it though...