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Object Required Javascript Error

Started by yrral, April 10, 2007, 03:35:38 AM

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superQ

I was just thinking if we shouldn't have blue names for boys and pink names for girls---like pink here: attach

Lesmond

Don't forget SMF has gender option in your profile, but I don't think Bloc has it enabled here ;)

yrral

thought it has something to do with my problem lol... hehehe

yrral

Ok... I still haven't found the culprit code in my problem...

Can you please let me know what part of the files I should look for? say for example whilst browsing the threads/post, was it the BoardIndex.template.php or something else? or it's calling another file to show the posts?.. thanks

Svaha

4 Of my (IE 7) users reported the same error to me Yrral.
All of them also have no vertical scrollbar (on the right) so they must scroll down with the mousewheel.
They only have this in the Dilber mc theme and the Novelty tp theme, not in the standard smf theme.
I've been searching the internet for a couple of days, but 'till now I found no solution.
Now I'm working on a w3 validation of my site with the dilber theme, don't know if this will solve the problem, because I already solved errors regarding 'objects' regarding the w3 standard.

Because the problem doesn't occur in the standard smf theme, I also tried the dilber theme with doctype set the same as the standard theme, but the error remained.

eldacar

Have you tried the Microsoft Script Debugger?
You could also try Firebug lite for IE: http://www.getfirebug.com/lite.html

yrral

Quote from: eldÊÅ'kaː on April 23, 2007, 03:20:25 PM
Have you tried the Microsoft Script Debugger?
You could also try Firebug lite for IE: http://www.getfirebug.com/lite.html


Thanks! But I gave up already... I end up adding another javascript code to prevent that error coming out in the browser... not a good practice but seems no one knows where the problem lies and I'm not good in programming so better do something which I called a patch to hide the error.

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