I'm having runtime error problems when running 7.01 on my corporate intranet.  This seems to be disabling all pop-ups.

Any ideas what's wrong? I'm running IE5.5 and hosting on IISv5 on NT servers....!

I've not changed any script either... I think I'm going slightly mad!!

What is the exact error?

Also try reuploading, you may have a corrupted file.

If you are trying to intergrate the forum into your own site using the header and footer files, make sure that nothing is conflicting with the forum files.

The errors are all mainly syntax errors on line 27, char 2...... Happens on all pages...

I also get an Object Expected error (Line 1 Char 1) when clicking on pop up links....

You are still not giving much of a clue to this, is it an ASP scripting error, if so which file? Or is it a JavaScript error? If so which file?

Also it sounds like you may have a corrupted or missplaced file, try reuploading all the files again.

If it is a JavaScript error make sure that the default_javascript.js file is not corrupted and is located in the includes directory.

Sorry I didn't reply for a few days...! It was the weekend!

The contents of the javascript_default.js file is as follows:

//Function to jump to another forum
function ForumJump(URL) {
 
 if (URL.options[URL.selectedIndex].value != "") self.location.href = URL.options[URL.selectedIndex].value; 
 return true;
}

//Function to open pop up window
function openWin(theURL,winName,features) {
   window.open(theURL,winName,features);
}

//Function to open preview post window
function OpenPreviewWindow(targetPage, formName){
 
 now = new Date 
 
 //Open the window first  
    openWin('','preview','toolbar=0,location=0,status=0,menubar=0,scrollbars=1,resizable=1,width=680,height=400')
     
    //Now submit form to the new window
    formName.action = targetPage + "?ID=" + now.getTime(); 
 formName.target = "preview";
 formName.submit();
}

I dont think its corrupt in any way - its also sat in the Includes folder - just where it should be.... Pop-ups are not blocked on the intranet, neither are cookies. The error occurs on my intranet version of the forum (which I have not tinkered with) - not on this (Web Wiz Forum) one...

Error message is the one that appears in the status bar of IE 5.5. So I'm 99% certain is a javascript error and not an ASP error...

Is this any more help?