IE Error on Page?
slippahs
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After some browsing on my SM site on IE, I'm finding an error on all my pages that doesn't appear when using Firefox.
It seems to occur on this line:
http://slippahs.smugmug.com/index.html
Thanks!
It seems to occur on this line:
Can anyone point me in the right direction?IE wrote:<body onload=" smugLoad(); OnLoadHandler();" class="category category_Hotel_Rooms bodyColor_White"> <!-- These extra divs/spans may be used as catch-alls to add extra imagery. -->
http://slippahs.smugmug.com/index.html
Thanks!
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Aloha, slippahs
It was because your custom JS for the referral-code hack, it wasn't being told to load, you forgot a key piece fo the code:
No worries, though, I put it in for you and your custom javascript should be working fine now, I also checked the smugmug link and indeed, it carries through with your referral code!
I hope this helps,
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EDIT: and that's probably because Andy beat me, and fixed it already, never mind
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Ivar, or Dev, or Lee or Dutchie they're you're guys, Barb
I looked, you only have one function loading in your body tag, how are all the rest of your JS hacks being loaded?
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Well, either in my footer via <script> ... </script> or addEvent in the JS section. Maybe that's the problem - I have them everywhere <img src="https://us.v-cdn.net/6029383/emoji/ne_nau.gif" border="0" alt="" >
And, this will sound stupid, but I don't use a PC much any more, so I was assuming those were Javascript errors, maybe they're some other errors? I don't know - it's a little triangle with an exclamation point in it in the bottom left of the status bar in IE.
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Okey dokey - I'll just sit on my hands and not touch a thing until then
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barb, this line in your javascript:
that doOnLoad function it's trying to reference doesn't exist...you need to remove it from that statement.
Thank you Lee. I figured it was something simple, yet too complex for me! No more errors. Nice.
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YW, very much As much as I like food though, please, do not send poi
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