Jason,
I see that Clayton just recommended JSLint.
Beyond that does the HTML validate? Your statement "In fact I can delete
the whole line and nothing changes on the error message", leads me to
believe that there is something elsewhere in the page that causing IE to
throw this error. Some times when I've run into IE Javascript weirdness
(works on FF but not on IE (and maybe not on Opera)) it has been because
I was outputting invalid or loose HTML. These problems can be a bear to
track down.
Brad Perkins
PS - I wouldn't be surprised if something did change in IE or via XP SP3
or Vista Updates.
Jason Hect wrote:
I received a call today about an error on our web site. Nothing has
changed code wise with it for probably over a year, so I'm fairly
certain this is caused by some recent update to IE. The page still
works fine on Firefox. When the user tries to accept an order, they
get the following IE script error:
Line: 212
Char: 1
Error: `Check_Out' is undefined
Code: 0
URL: https://jpmc.superiorbag.com/Check_Out.a4d
Check_Out.a4d is the name of the page, and the only place "Check_Out"
is reference is in the form's onsubmit property. At the top of the
page, I check which button the user pressed (if any), and act
accordingly. Regardless whether I click yes or no to continue the
script or not, the page appears to reload, and my scripts run fine.
Line 212 of the page seems to have nothing to do with the problem. In
fact I can delete the whole line and nothing changes on the error
message.
Did something recently change with IE so that it doesn't like
referencing the current page for form onsubmit? Though I do this on
other pages with no problems?
Thanks,
Jason
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