I am running XP and IE6.0 on a Dell Laptop. Both came installed. Everything worked fine and I may have done an upgrade to IE, but I’m not sure. At some point in the last month or so, I started getting what appear to be scripting errors. These occurred on a number of sites and the most reliable one that showed at least one error every time I visited it was
http://football.espn.go.co
The error takes the form of a dialog box: “A runtime error has occurred. Do you wish to debug?” It references a line and a particular error, gives yes/no boxes and asks if I want to debug. If I answer “yes”, I get the following error and my machine hangs:
“An exception ‘Runtime Error’ has occurred in Script.
However, no debuggers are registered that can debug this exception. Unable to JIT debug.”
I often get as many as three of these on one page. As a specific example, the given URL today gave two errors:
Line: 10
Error: Access is denied.
Line: 59
Error: ‘pl’ is undefined
I have “repaired” my OS installation twice on the advice of my OEM, which did not help. At some point, I also upgraded IE and added whatever current security fixes there were available and this also did not help. However, at some point in the process the format of the errors changed. What I’ve listed is what it does now, but previously I got a larger dialog box saying that an error had occurred and asking me if I wanted to continue running the script.
Any ideas?
Peter
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>> I have “repaired” my OS installation twice on the advice of my OEM
im surprised by this,,,,, coz these type of errors can mostly fixed by IE Repairing !!!
Repair or Reinstall Internet Explorer in Windows XP:
http://www.theeldergeek.co
(First run the SFC scan, and then reinstall using ie.inf method)
if still no luck, then try running this tool:
http://www.mvps.org/srames
OK, that got the errors back to the previous format, but I’m still getting them. Now I get a much larger dialog box with a Window Title of “Internet Explorer Script Error”. The contents of the window are the same Line number plus 1, the same error message and a code of 0, a URL of http://sports.espn.go.com/
I'm so pleased you isolated the cause and fixed the problem.
There are two variants of that, I believe, and this may add some insight if further or residual issues arise again.
http://securityresponse.sy
http://securityresponse.sy
Best wishes,
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Asta
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by: SheharyaarSaahilPosted on 2004-08-11 at 16:35:49ID: 11779404
Hello Peter073 =)
try going to Tools>Internet Options>Advanced
and check Disable Script Debugging
and uncheck Disaply a notification abt every script error
apply and close IE
reopen and now check for the problem ??
!! GOOD LUCK !!