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peachey
09-12-2003, 21:23
Just thought I would mention it
in case it was some sort of error with the site


each time I go to view a thread I get

"a runtime error has occurred
do you wish to debug?

line 36
error: object expected"
Bifta
09-12-2003, 21:58
Just thought I would mention it
in case it was some sort of error with the site


each time I go to view a thread I get

"a runtime error has occurred
do you wish to debug?

line 36
error: object expected"

I think the problem is with your browser, not the site, works perfectly for me.
peachey
09-12-2003, 22:02
I think the problem is with your browser, not the site, works perfectly for me.


its the newsest version of IE


maybe its just the way I am pressing buttons
:-)
Bifta
09-12-2003, 22:04
its the newsest version of IE


maybe its just the way I am pressing buttons
:-)

Doesn't matter how old or new it is, have you tried clearing your temporary internet files?
carlingman
09-12-2003, 22:20
Just thought I would mention it
in case it was some sort of error with the site


each time I go to view a thread I get

"a runtime error has occurred
do you wish to debug?

line 36
error: object expected"

Tools/internet options/advanced place a tick in disable script debugging and take the tick out of display a notification of script errors.

Job done.

:)
ntl customer
09-12-2003, 22:23
Ah yes, this old chestnut. The debugging options are usually switched off by default, but sometimes they get turned on (so to speak) by other programs.

To to Internet options and select the advanced tab

Ensure the disable script debugging box is ticked and that the display a notification about every script error box is unticked.

Also check that a program called "mdm.exe" is not running. If it is then kill it, as it can cause the debugging option in IE to be re-enabled every time when your computer reboots.

Remove it from your startup programs list by going to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Curre ntVersion\Run & HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\Curr entVersion\Run in the registry and deleting anything which has "mdm.exe" in it - its usualy called Machine Debug Manager. Or if you do not fancy rummaging round in the registry, then download this handy utility (http://www.mlin.net/StartupCPL.shtml) and run it. The interface should be pretty self explanatory.
peachey
09-12-2003, 22:24
Tools/internet options/advanced place a tick in disable script debugging and take the tick out of display a notification of script errors.

Job done.

:)


sorted - cheers

(bows humbly)
carlingman
09-12-2003, 22:54
sorted - cheers

(bows humbly)

No probs.

Glad to help.

:beer: GOOD

Napster BAD.