Anyone else having this issue with webproworld?

[sms123]

I have script debugging turned on and I get the following error message on every page on this site:

http://www.fanie.com/images/temp/error1.gif

Seleting yes to debug pinpoints the error as a missing checkCount() function:

http://www.fanie.com/images/temp/error2.gif

I'm using the latest version of IE 6 under Windows XP Pro. Is this only me or is there an error on this site?

[vwebworld]

yes yes yes...

error error error....

I get the same one.

~Roland

[PhilC]

Me too. Now that you've said it's because script debugging is turned on, I'm off to try and turn it off.

Woohoo....it worked. It'd be better if the site's pages didn't have the errors, but at least I've got rid of the annoying pop-up and beep :)

[sijpie]

I'm getting a similar message since Friday, Error in line 36, object expected.

Any administrators reading this??? please correct. Cause I like to have my javascript debugging on.

[mikmik]

Evidentally it has something to do with the way your browser parses javascript. They don't all 'read' it quite the same, And it is the same way with HTML, except our pages get fried with that, and with script, we get an error message and it usually just doesn't do anything(unless you are rely on for display).

[EJRS.COM]

How do you turn script debugging on/off?

[matauri]

Depends on the browser, but usually its in the Options somewhere.

In IE go to Tools....go to Internet Options....click on Advance tab at the top....Under Browsing section you will see an option for Disable Script Debugging. Tick it if you want to turn it off.



Cindy

[EJRS.COM]

that's mighty cool. thanks a gazillion.

[paulhiles]

The page error has been fixed. One of the Site Admin team for WPW has corrected the problem, so no further need for debugging at the moment!
<quickly touches wood!>

[smart115]

It's in your options if you are getting the pop up. I receive their welcome news everyday with no problems at all.