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  • Mikie

    JS error message

    I am using w2k, IE6. Why does the error message popup for a second then
    disappear. It does this intermittently. Also the JSdebugger does not
    work.
    Thanx
  • kaeli

    #2
    Re: JS error message

    In article <MPG.1aa086ce17 140dd6989688@ne ws.peoplepc.com >, larry@aol.com
    enlightened us with...[color=blue]
    > I am using w2k, IE6. Why does the error message popup for a second then
    > disappear. It does this intermittently. Also the JSdebugger does not
    > work.
    > Thanx
    >[/color]

    The crystal ball says:

    Your lucky numbers are 3, 7, and 10.

    (IOW, it's a little hard to know what's wrong with you if you go to the
    doctor and just tell him you don't feel good)

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    ~kaeli~
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    • Ivo

      #3
      Re: JS error message

      "kaeli" <tiny_one@NOSPA M.comcast.net> wrote[color=blue]
      > Mikie <larry@aol.co m> enlightened us with...[color=green]
      > > I am using w2k, IE6. Why does the error message popup for a second then
      > > disappear. It does this intermittently. Also the JSdebugger does not
      > > work.
      > > Thanx[/color]
      >
      > The crystal ball says:
      >
      > Your lucky numbers are 3, 7, and 10.
      >
      > (IOW, it's a little hard to know what's wrong with you if you go to the
      > doctor and just tell him you don't feel good)
      > --
      > ~kaeli~
      > A plateau is a high form of flattery.
      > http://www.ipwebdesign.net/wildAtHeart
      > http://www.ipwebdesign.net/kaelisSpace
      >[/color]

      In addition to Larry's problems with the error reporting, I have recently
      overcome my fear and installed the Microsoft script debugger. This was after
      reading a post in another thread where you mention its existence, kaeli. Now
      all my try-catch statements are broken! Whenever a try-branch does not work
      and previously the catch would be executed, now the Microsoft sript debugger
      pops up a confirm and offers its services. Clicking 'no' results in a repeat
      of the question. Clicking 'yes' is the only way out. Then the program shows
      the source code and highlights the statement inside the try-branch where
      things went wrong. This is pretty neat of course, but I don't see the point.
      The file is explicitly "read-only" and the page has stopped working. In
      fact, all my browser windows are taken hostage by the debugger and I have to
      close it to be able to focus on any of them.
      I also have yet to discover the promised feature of monitoring and modifying
      variables at runtime. Good documentation is not easy to find.
      Ivo


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      • kaeli

        #4
        Re: JS error message

        In article <40367eda$1$212 $abc4f4c3@news. wanadoo.nl>, no@thank.you
        enlightened us with...[color=blue]
        >
        > In addition to Larry's problems with the error reporting, I have recently
        > overcome my fear and installed the Microsoft script debugger. This was after
        > reading a post in another thread where you mention its existence, kaeli. Now
        > all my try-catch statements are broken![/color]

        IE now supports try/catch?

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        ~kaeli~
        The secret of the universe is @*&^^^ NO CARRIER



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