- Original Message -
From: Ian Wade [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You'll remember the above thread. I've now downloaded the latest HRD
(Version 4 SP4 build 1901 Jul 10 2008), and tried various combinations
of disable script debugging and display notification as above, but the
problem is still
From: Ian Wade [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sat, 24 May 2008 Time: 17:28:23
Running Win XP Home + SP2 + all subsequent updates. Just installed HRD
4.0 Build SP1 1848.
When looking at a page of DX Cluster spots, the following message pops
up all by itself:
~~
Internet Explorer
To be honest, no - I will look into this tomorrow as I have a feeling I can
stop it inside the HRD code but it's something you've got on your system
which causes this :-(
I think I stopped it with the IE browsers inside DM780. I assume it's HRD
causing the problem, not DM780?
Simon Brown,
-Original Message-
From: Simon Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 19 Jun 2008 Time: 22:42:45
Ian,
You must disable the script debugging in Internet Explorer on your computer,
this is why the messages occur.
Simon,
As I explained in this thread recently, I have already done this.
Sorry Ian,
I read hundreds of mails each day, I forgot you had told me this.
The title of the error tells everything: Internet Explorer Script Error.
The solution is to stop IE displaying script errors, using Google and
searching for Disable Internet Explorer Script Error I get many hits. I
Engaging Mr. Brain:
Ian - in the latest kit you have you can now use a DX Cluster such as
GB7MBC, so try this option. It does not use any IE engines and retrieves the
same spots.
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
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From: Simon Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The
: [digitalradio] HRD: Script error when running DX Cluster
Sorry Ian,
I read hundreds of mails each day, I forgot you had told me this.
The title of the error tells everything: Internet Explorer Script Error.
The solution is to stop IE displaying script errors, using Google and
searching
-Original Message-
From: Simon Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri, 20 Jun 2008 Time: 10:41:00
Engaging Mr. Brain:
Ian - in the latest kit you have you can now use a DX Cluster such as
GB7MBC, so try this option. It does not use any IE engines and retrieves the
same spots.
I tried
Ah,
Yes - sorry, you get the popup when talking with QRZ.com. IE is not
Microsoft's finest piece of code, I will be looking at the code over the
weekend as I think I can disable these popups myself.
FWIW I use the IE engine.
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
Original message
From: Ian Wade [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sat, 24 May 2008 Time: 17:28:23
Running Win XP Home + SP2 + all subsequent updates. Just installed HRD
4.0 Build SP1 1848.
When looking at a page of DX Cluster spots, the following message pops
up all by itself:
~~
Ian,
You must disable the script debugging in Internet Explorer on your computer,
this is why the messages occur.
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
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From: Ian Wade [EMAIL PROTECTED]
More input: I have just installed version 4.0 SP3 build 1875, and
And FWIW I am very soon starting on all bugs / enhancements for HRD 5.0 -
please, no requests at the moment :-)
With a little programming effort I can improve HRD a great deal.
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
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From: Simon Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED]
HRD
Hi Ian,
HRD *always* uses the IE engine, even if you have Opera installed. I seem to
remember that in DM780 I managed to stop these popups - it's an IE setting
somewhere. In IE 7 look at the Help menu / About Internet Explorer for the
version info.
I'll have to Google for the answer - it is a
Running Win XP Home + SP2 + all subsequent updates. Just installed HRD
4.0 Build SP1 1848.
When looking at a page of DX Cluster spots, the following message pops
up all by itself:
~~
Internet Explorer Script Error.
An error has occurred in the script on this page.
Line:
Since it works fine on my computer with IE7 and Firefox, I will
download Opera and see what happens at my end.
On Sat, May 24, 2008 at 12:28 PM, Ian Wade [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Running Win XP Home + SP2 + all subsequent updates. Just installed HRD
4.0 Build SP1 1848.
When looking at a
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