I am running an older computer. It has Windows 98 and I only have a dial up connection. Everytime I go to a web page, I get a message in a blue box that says: Internet Explorer Script Error. I don't know what to do and it won't let me get a newer version of the browser. Can anyone offer any suggestions? Thanks.
You can try this tool to fix it:
http://www.fix-computer-errors.info
Good luck!
I'm getting plagued with runtime errors while downloading web pages using Internet Explorer. It only seems to occur with certain websites, but for those that are affected, it's become worse and worse over the last few weeks. A couple of friends have suggested I clear the cache, but that doesn't seem to help.
I've managed to get round it for the time being by selecting "Disable script debugging" in Internet Options. But ideally I'd like to find out what is causing the problem and how to fix it properly. I would apprectiate and suggestions or advice.
This problem is present in IE 1/2/3/4/5/6. IE 7 is just great, perfect and fast... Upgrade to that.... This problem existed in my Windows 2000 also...
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How can I stop getting runtime errors with Internet Explorer?windows mobile 6 internet explorerThis is silly because you don't have any problem, you're just running your browser in script debugging mode. It is the designer of the page that has the problem. The problem being he doesn't know how to write his script correctly and it has errors in it. Report It
Are you using Norton Internet Security? If so disable it, it is a horrible program that makes it near impossible to use the internet.
Update to IE7 and reinstal java and shockwave, if this does not fix your problem then you possibaly have some malware or a virus on your computer, try scanning to see.
alh333 You have no idea what you are talking about, and really shouldn't be giving advice esp when the advice is to turn off anti virus/firewalls. It has nothing to do with his virus/firewall.
I have to be honest with you, IE is not the best browser on the market.
Ok in ie
1. Open Internet Explorer.
2. Click on Tools, then on Internet Options.
3. Click on the Advanced tab.
4. Look for the "Disable script debugging" line and put a check mark in the box.
5. Now look for the "Display a notification about every script error" line and remove the check mark in the box.
That will now stop the pop up window driving you mad. It's a mixture of bad web page designers and IE not being able to follow the rules. Hence why when your designing web pages you always have to write work arounds for Internet Explorer.
The reason you where getting all the pop ups was because you had it in debugging mode. As a rule of thumb you don't really need it on unless you are debugging your script. It's off by default.
If that doesn't help then you need to scan you pc for spyware and adware.
This function is causing errors for me in Internet Explorer - all other browsers show it correctly:
curDiv.style.display = "none";
Here's the full function....
%26lt;script type="text/javascript"%26gt;
var current = "1";
function pageSwitch(id){
if(!document.getElementById) return false;
var div = document.getElementById("page"+id);
var curDiv = document.getElementById("page"+current);
curDiv.style.display = "none";
div.style.display = "block";
current = id;
}
pageSwitch(1);
%26lt;/script%26gt;
I get 'Object Required' when I view the page in IE- works fine on Opera / Firefox etc....
No need to reinstall Java... JavaScript is built into web browsers and have nothing to do with the Java Runtime.
However, for full browser compatibility, I recommend using the language tag also, ex:
%26lt;script type="text/javascript" language="javascript"%26gt;
On to the problem...
If you have your page posted somewhere, please provide a URL to view the page.
Without seeing the page, there are multiple causes. I'm going to assume the most common for beginners (and I apologize if you are not)...
In your code, your assigning "curDiv" the reference to an object with an elementID of "page1" when the page loads. So make sure you have an elementID of the same name (cAsE SenSITivE)!
Example:
%26lt;html%26gt;
%26lt;body%26gt;
%26lt;div id="page1"%26gt;I must exist when the page loads.%26lt;/div%26gt;
%26lt;/body%26gt;
%26lt;/html%26gt;
If it's not that, post up the URL and I can have a look at it to get a better view on what's happening. The function looks great, so I'm assuming the problem is somewhere with the function calls or the ID names...
Robert Roati
www.designwithattitude.com
After this posting, I tried this function myself with the following code, and all worked well:
%26lt;html%26gt;
%26lt;script type="text/javascript" language="javascript"%26gt;
var current = "1";
function pageSwitch(id){
if(!document.getElementById) return false;
var div = document.getElementById("page"+id);
var curDiv = document.getElementById("page"+current);
curDiv.style.display = "none";
div.style.display = "block";
current = id;
}
pageSwitch(1);
%26lt;/script%26gt;
%26lt;style type="text/css"%26gt;
#page1 {display: block;}
#page2 {display: none; }
#page3 {display: none; }
%26lt;/style%26gt;
%26lt;body%26gt;
%26lt;img id="page1" onclick="pageSwitch(2)" src="1.bmp" /%26gt;
%26lt;img id="page2" onclick="pageSwitch(3)" src="2.bmp" /%26gt;
%26lt;img id="page3" onclick="pageSwitch(1)" src="3.bmp" /%26gt;
%26lt;/body%26gt;
%26lt;/html%26gt;
... nice function by the way.
Why is this line of Javascript giving me errors in Internet Explorer (but not other browsers)?windows messenger internet explorerThanks, it wouldn't let me pick a best answer when I tried a few weeks back :) Report It
You could try this to see if it will solve the problem,
uninstall the java application from the Add/Remove programs then visit their website and download a fresh copy of java and install the application again the web address is,
http://www.java.com
good luck.
I'll tell you why IE pumps up an error for it- IE sucks. Plain and simple. It manages to find errors in everything...somehow.
There is a problem with this website's security certificate.
This organization's certificate has been revoked.
Security certificate problems may indicate an attempt to fool you or intercept any data you send to the server.
We recommend that you close this webpage and do not continue to this website.
Click here to close this webpage.
Continue to this website (not recommended).
More information
If you arrived at this page by clicking a link, check the website address in the address bar to be sure that it is the address you were expecting.
When going to a website with an address such as https://example.com, try adding the 'www' to the address, https://www.example.com.
If you choose to ignore this error and continue, do not enter private information into the website.
For more information, see "Certificate Errors" in Internet Explorer Help.
What you are seeing is not uncommon (or, at least, not as uncommon as it should be). As companies change, reorganize, rebrand, and merge, sometimes certificates go bad. I would suspect that you are just now seeing the problem either because the certificate has just been revoked or because some update you have made to IE has set the "check certificate" option to always make the check.
If I know the site and it was just a matter of the name on the certificate did not match the website, I would not have a problem. Expired certificates also show up and I don't worry that much about them if I know who I'm dealing with. Both of these are often innocent.
On the other hand, having a certificate revoked does not sound normal. I would hesitate to use that site without researching the company a bit more.
I've tried practically everything my internet options pretty much say my javascript is on but since my dad updated our norton internet security i've been getting a lot of errors like when i get an email on yahoo my message duznt show, on myspace i click to view my next page of friends it wont do anything also i myspace i cant post bulletins or send messages its pretty much any link that when you look at the bottom left hand corner of the page it begins with javascript i lcick it and in the corner it jus says error on page and idnt no wut to do i get on my dads login internet works fine o nmie its screwed up
my second problem which is also a problem o nmy dads internet on his login - it says i need to update my flashplayer or turn on javascript ....my javascript is turned on and my flashplayer is updated! on my internet the install button wldnt show up on where u download the flashplayer but on my dads it did but it still didnt help... i need help NOW i mgetting annoyed with my internet!
the firewall is blocking it - turn firewall off then try then turn firewall back on.
Man, Microsoft really did screwed the pooch when they changed the security settings on Vista and Internet Explorer 7! I'm noticing a lot more "This organization's certificate has been revoked." then closes the page, and it's driving me mad!
It's even happening on Yahoo Mail where I can log in at work using IE7 with Windows XP Pro, but I can't do so at home with Vista Ultimate on my HP laptop!
Microsoft solution? "It is also possible that the website's certificate has expired and the owner or operator needs to renew the certificate in order to continue using it."
Isn't that nice of them to tell us that so we have to tell Yahoo to renew it. OH WAIT!!! I CAN'T!! Every time I try to log in on Yahoo, their certification HAS BEEN REVOKED AND CLOSES THE WINDOW!!!
I'm not a real big fan of Firefox, but I've been using it lately because of these errors.
There's got a to be a way to override it so I can continue on the page instead of closing down IE. Has anyone found one??
Hello
Thank you for your concern and for bringing this error to The Yahoo Networks attention. Yahoo try to deliver the best service available and I am sorry to hear that you have had trouble accessing the Yahoo network.
This question has been forwarded to Yahoo Staff members purely to bring awareness to the situation.
While you will not be contacted with any formal response or solution, we can try fix the solution to provide a better service.
I advise that you contact Yahoo here:
advoc@yahoo-inc.com
Or email them a help form directly here:
http://help.yahoo.com/help/uk/mail/
I hope this helps
Moose
The internet explorer is showing errors lexplore ,is it a virus ,i tried cleaning using Norton antivirus but it doesnt catch that virus...does anybody has answer how should i get rid off this problem. lexplore slows down browsing system stops responding, at regular intervals.
Did you update the Virus Defination/data file? Also try to install AntiSpyware such as Spybot search and destroy, or microsoft defender
http://www.spybot.info/
http://www.microsoft.com/athome/security...
The internet explorer is showing errors lexplore is it a virus ,i tried cleaning via Norton antivirus.?windows media internet explorer
make an online scan complete at trendmicro--housecall65 , it will take time but good
It may be a virus or it may be a spyware. Try the following
Virus - AVG Anti Virus
Spyware - Ewido Anti Malware
Trojan - Trojan Hunter
Get rid of norton, its a big resource hog!
All free..
AVG....
http://free.grisoft.com/freeweb.php
Or AVAST....
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Or a-squared.....
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Or Computer Associates.....
http://www.my-etrust.com/microsoft/
For Trojans try these ( free to try),
http://www.ewido.net/en/
Or
http://www.misec.net/trojanhunter/
Or
http://www.agnitum.com/products/tauscan/...
