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skymouse 25-05-2004 19:18

Stop Debugging Me!
 
Hi
Have just started getting Runtime Errors in IE6. They are of a variety of types each with different numbers. eg "Runtime Error - Line 128" etc.
Lots of errors occur when i first launch IE, and when asked if i "wish to debug" i click no many times and eventually it stops. Each time i load a webpage from then on i get a few of these errors.
I have recently installed Microsoft Active sync for use with my PDA. This may have a bearing.... but i hope not.
I have reinstalled the latest Java RTE in case it was that.. but it wasnt:dozey:
Any ideas would be appreciated.
Thanks

dilli-theclaw 25-05-2004 19:19

Re: Stop Debugging Me!
 
Try - Tools - internet options - advanced - then tick disable script debugging.

Steve H 25-05-2004 19:28

Re: Stop Debugging Me!
 
Try going to Tools > Internet options > advanced..

Select (tick) - Disable browser debugging, under the Browser list.

Should sort it :)

Moved this to the internet forum.

Edit : Beaten to it :mad: :rolleyes: :D

ntl customer 25-05-2004 20:09

Re: Stop Debugging Me!
 
Note that if you have a task called "mdm.exe" running in your task list, the debugging option will be automatically switched back ON whenever you reboot your PC. Or at least that's what always used to happened to me.

Disable it in Services.

skymouse 26-05-2004 17:16

Re: Stop Debugging Me!
 
Ok Ta

thats great - any idea why this happen?

Steve H 26-05-2004 17:21

Re: Stop Debugging Me!
 
At a guess i'd say theres errors in the web programmers code which IE is informing you about :)

TheBlueRaja 26-05-2004 19:04

Re: Stop Debugging Me!
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Steve H
At a guess i'd say theres errors in the web programmers code which IE is informing you about :)

No way - hes getting runtime errors in IE, not with debugging problems with web pages.

Quote:

Lots of errors occur when i first launch IE, and when asked if i "wish to debug" i click no many times and eventually it stops. Each time i load a webpage from then on i get a few of these errors.
I would suggest that it is indeed your PDA software and would recommend that A) you uninstall it, B) Look on the web for an updated version, C) then reinstall it whether there is one or not.

Make sure also that IE is closed when you do this - maybe even boot into safe mode when installing your PDA software.

If in doubt - uninstall your PDA software for a day or two and see if the problem goes away.

dilli-theclaw 26-05-2004 19:07

Re: Stop Debugging Me!
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by theblueraja
No way - hes getting runtime errors in IE, not with debugging problems with web pages.

I would suggest that it is indeed your PDA software and would recommend that A) you uninstall it, B) Look on the web for an updated version, C) then reinstall it whether there is one or not.

Make sure also that IE is closed when you do this - maybe even boot into safe mode when installing your PDA software.

If in doubt - uninstall your PDA software for a day or two and see if the problem goes away.

I started getting these errors when I installed Office 2003...

As soon as I disabled the debugging they stopped. :shrug:

TheBlueRaja 26-05-2004 19:20

Re: Stop Debugging Me!
 
Haha,
Well, its kinda like this - there is a problem, but your just hiding it. :D

Hell - i suppose that IF you dont find nothing strange going on the what the hey.. ;)

Its the kinda thing that would bug me though...

mdean 26-05-2004 21:27

Re: Stop Debugging Me!
 
Dump IE - go to Firefox

Much better browser

TheBlueRaja 26-05-2004 22:42

Re: Stop Debugging Me!
 
Agreed,
but its a pain in the ass to get up and running properly, it dosent work with my Ad Blocker and some sites dont like it.

ntl customer 26-05-2004 23:35

Re: Stop Debugging Me!
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by theblueraja
Agreed,
but its a pain in the ass to get up and running properly, it dosent work with my Ad Blocker and some sites dont like it.

Indeed. It takes too bloody long to start up! :fit:

And you can't tinker around with any of the options to customise them to work like IE but with the features of firefox (e.g. when you click a link whilst holding down shift it opens in a new window - I want it to open in a new tab! :mad: ).

Apart from that, less crashy than IE. Not crashed on me ... yet ;)

If it was more flexible then perhaps I would consider ditching IE .... but not yet I'm afraid.

Richard M 27-05-2004 00:02

Re: Stop Debugging Me!
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ntl customer
Indeed. It takes too bloody long to start up! :fit:

And you can't tinker around with any of the options to customise them to work like IE but with the features of firefox (e.g. when you click a link whilst holding down shift it opens in a new window - I want it to open in a new tab! :mad: ).

Apart from that, less crashy than IE. Not crashed on me ... yet ;)

If it was more flexible then perhaps I would consider ditching IE .... but not yet I'm afraid.

*ahem*
Richard steps forward... :D

Firstly, the reason why IE starts up more quickly is because the majority of it is loaded when the OS boots, the load time is mostly the creation of the GUI.
Don't believe me?
Double click on My Computer then type an URL into the address bar.

SHIFT + click will download the link target in Moz (opens a new window in FF), to open a link in a new tab you use CTRL + click or the middle mouse button (scroll wheel).

If you want something even more stable and faster then you should use Mozilla 1.7RC2 - it's a lot faster because Firefox 0.8 is based off the 1.4 branch of Mozilla and won't be optimized for speed until version 1.0.

TheBlueRaja 27-05-2004 08:59

Re: Stop Debugging Me!
 
There are processor optimised versions as well i believe.

Richard M 27-05-2004 10:09

Re: Stop Debugging Me!
 
That's right, I think you have to compile them yourself though.


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