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    Posted: 06 June 2003 at 9:58am

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!!

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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.

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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....

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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.



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Has your company blocked pop-ups?
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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?

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It could be anti virus software preventing the file from running.
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