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#2 IE script error messages and "javascript:false" in url bar

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nobody
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2008-07-23
2008-03-26
alisa
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At home page, when clicking one of the two links, an IE script error message popps up. I pressed the "Yes" button and got the site, but after several seconds the msg popped up again. pressed again "yes" and this time the url address became "javascript:false" (with the site on), So pressing the "Refresh" button or "Back" button causes the err msg pop-up again. Pressing the "Go" button results in blank page with the word "false"...
OS: WinXP. I've tried this on IE7, Maxthon and Avant browsers - no error message.

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  • alisa

    alisa - 2008-03-26

    IE script error messages

     
  • alisa

    alisa - 2008-04-12
    • summary: Internet Explorer Script Error Messages --> IE script error messages cause "javascript:false" in url bar
     
  • alisa

    alisa - 2008-04-12

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    The second error msg is different from the first one.

     
  • alisa

    alisa - 2008-07-21

    IE Script error msg2

     
  • alisa

    alisa - 2008-07-21

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    File Added: pageTrackerIsNull.JPG

     
  • alisa

    alisa - 2008-07-23

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    In other words (and some addition):
    Enter http://sourceforge.net -> IE script error message pops-up ('_gat' is undefined).
    Click the Yes button -> got the site but another IE script error message pops-up ('Page Tracker' is null or not an object).
    Click the Yes button -> the address in url is changed to the constant address of javascript:false .
    And so on every(!) click on link (or sub-link on the SF site) generates those errors, without changing the address.

     
  • alisa

    alisa - 2008-07-23
    • summary: IE script error messages cause "javascript:false" in url bar --> IE script error messages and "javascript:false" in url bar
     
  • alisa

    alisa - 2008-07-23

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    Clicking the "No" buttons generates the same results.

    Another site with the same simptoms: walla.com . Every action on email generates those results.
    so surfing those sites is inconvenient.

     

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