A Runtime Error has occurred.

[Gary]

A Runtime Error has occurred.
Do you wish to Debug?

Line: 49
Error: 'document.f.t' is null or not an object
YES NO

Come on, this has been ages now. The above after every post, or vote, and a "NO" reply just doesn't cut it and I have to run though a pseudo Debug each time. Surely this is sortable ?



document.f.t.value = secs + " seconds";

Dammit, enough already.

[MarkG]

1) what's your browser? i have stopped geting it for the last two days after making changes to it. this is with ie5, ie5.5 and netscape 4.08

2) if you have ie, go to Tools -> Internet Options -> Advanced and turn off the "Diplay a notification about every script error"

[rixxe]

Mmmm, I have this error too, and I have IE 5.5... But I think that these kind of errors occurs when developers tools (Visual Studio) are installed on the computer,...

[TCO]

Maybe Markos needs to discipline Dan again for his headlines? (token smiley so Dan can get the joke...)

[MarkG]

Originally posted by rixxe
Mmmm, I have this error too, and I have IE 5.5... But I think that these kind of errors occurs when developers tools (Visual Studio) are installed on the computer,...

perhaps...

have you tried my suggestion on #2?

[Urban Ranger]

That's JavaScript.

I have no problems with Moz 0.9.1 and it's damn picky about JS scripts. Ditch IE, use a better browser

[MarkG]

i think it's totally fixed now

[phoenixcager]

I get the same error with IE4.0. But Like I've mentioned elsewhere, that's probably 'cos of the restriction on javascript at the office.

[phoenixcager]

hmm...didn't get it this last time. Although I keep getting the 'no thread specified' errors.

[Gary]

Sorry, forgot I posted this, so just got back.

Errr... yeah, you know when you suddenly realise you haven;t been bothered with somehting for a while (like a pain in the neck or somehting ) but don;t recall exactly when it dissappeared. Bit like that. It seems to have gone.

Thanks, whatever it was you changed. It had really been niggling away at me for some time.

Oh, and for the record it was IE 5.50.4134.0600

[Gary]

Originally posted by MarkG
if you have ie, go to Tools -> Internet Options -> Advanced and turn off the "Diplay a notification about every script error"

Most of that stuff is greyed out (presumably by the company) but I can say that, having looked, that box is already unchecked ?!?