What Causes Script Errors?

The browser used by the visitor cannot fully support the script in the page, forming a "script error". When encountering a "script error", a very ugly script execution error warning window usually pops up. In fact, script errors do not affect website browsing, so this warning can be described as redundant. To turn off the warning, you can select Internet Options in the browser's Tools menu, then click the Advanced Properties page, enter the Browse tab, and select the "Prohibit script debugging" check box. ^[1-2]

Workaround for script errors caused by Active Scripting, ActiveX, and Java not being blocked

Verify that Internet Explorer or another program (such as an antivirus program or firewall) on your computer is not configured to block active feet

Books, ActiveX controls or Java applets. At the "high" security level of Internet Explorer, Active Scripting, ActiveX Control

Software and Java applets are closed. Internet Explorer 6 and some Internet Explorer 5.x versions

Use a "high" security level for restricted site areas. By default, Microsoft Windows Server 2003 targets restricted site areas

And Internet zones use a "high" security level. To reset Internet Explorer security settings for the current webpage, follow the instructions below

Column step operation:

1. Start Internet Explorer.

2. On the Tools menu, click Internet Options.

3. In the Internet Options dialog box, click Security.

4. Click Default Level.

5. Click OK. A collection of solutions to script errors in IE or software loading pages.

IE script error

The flashget script error suggests reinstalling flashget or because the webpage loaded in flashget is wrong, it may be temporary and you can ignore it.

Lianzhong script error

It is recommended to reinstall the Lianzhong World program or because the webpage loaded in Lianzhong World is wrong, it may be temporary and you can ignore it.

One solution

Select Internet Options from the browser's Tools menu, then click the Advanced Properties page, go to the Browse tab, and select the "Prohibit script debugging" checkbox. You will no longer receive these warnings in the future.

Solution two

1. In Internet Explorer, select Tools-Internet Options-Advanced-Select Disable script debugging

For XP SP2, you need to remove two options: ^[5]

Tools-> Intenet Options-> Advanced-> Disable script debugging (Internet Explorer)

Tools-> Intenet Options-> Advanced-> Disable script debugging (other)

2. Running script error This situation may also be due to the installation of Kingsoft Internet Security or other anti-virus software. For example, Kingsoft Internet Security's "Prohibit opening pop-up advertisement windows in webpages" function is enabled, because some operating system pages use a pop-up window method during program design. Prohibition of opening pop-up windows results in failure to open the job page. Now the job page has been opened. Change to non-pop-up window form, but it does not rule out that the above software will affect the normal operation of the operating system. It is recommended to temporarily close the above software while performing the operation.

A web page may not display or work properly, and you may receive an error message similar to one of the following:

Problems on this page may prevent it from displaying or functioning properly. In the future, double-click the warning icon displayed in the status bar to display the above message.

If you click Show Details, error details similar to the following are displayed:

Line: 4

Char: 1

Error: Object doesn't support this property or method.

Code: 0

URL: http: //Webserver/page.htm

A Runtime Error has occured.

Do you wish to Debug?

Line: 4

Error: Object doesn't support this property or method.

The following warning message may also appear in the Microsoft Internet Explorer Status bar: Completed, but there are errors on the web page.

This problem occurs because the HTML source code of the web page does not work correctly using client-side scripts such as Microsoft JScript or Visual basic scripts. This problem can occur for one of the following reasons:

There is a problem in the HTML source code of the web page.

· Active scripting, ActiveX controls, or Java applets are blocked on your computer or network. Internet Explorer or another program (such as an antivirus program or firewall) can be configured to block Active Scripting, ActiveX controls, or Java applets

· Antivirus software is configured to scan your "Temporary Internet Files" or "Downloaded Program Files" folders.

· The script engine on your computer is broken or outdated.

· Internet-related folders on your computer are damaged.

· Your video card driver is damaged or outdated.

· DirectX components on your computer are damaged or outdated.

Note: Server-side scripts-like Visual basic scripts in Active Server pages (ASp)-run on the Web server. Script errors due to server-side script failures do not generate error messages in Internet Explorer, but may also create a web page that does not display or work correctly. The troubleshooting information in this article applies to server-side scripting errors. If you suspect a problem with the server-side script, contact your web server administrator.

solution:

Use the troubleshooting methods in this article in the order they appear. After you complete a troubleshooting section, test to determine if this script error still occurs. If the issue is resolved, you do not need to continue to the next section. If the problem is not resolved, continue to the next section.

A script error occurred testing the web page from another user account, another browser, and another computer

If the problem only occurs when you view one or two web pages, view the web pages from another user account, another browser, or another computer to determine if the problem persists. If script errors persist, there may be a problem writing the web page. Contact the webmaster or content developer to tell them about the problem with the page. If script errors do not occur when using a webpage from another user account, the problem may be caused by the files or settings of your user profile. If script errors do not occur when using the webpage from another browser or another computer, continue troubleshooting.

Script error webpage does not open Active script, ActiveX and Java are not blocked:

Verify that Internet Explorer or another program (such as an antivirus program or firewall) on your computer is not configured to block Active Scripting, ActiveX controls, or Java applets. At Internet Explorer's "high" security level, Active Scripting, ActiveX controls, and Java applets are turned off. By default, Internet Explorer 6 and some Internet Explorer 5.x versions

Use a "high" security level for restricted site areas. By default, Microsoft Windows Server 2003 uses the "high" security level for restricted site areas and Internet areas. To reset Internet Explorer security settings for the current webpage, follow these steps:

1. Start Internet Explorer.

2. On the Tools menu, click Internet Options.

3. In the Internet Options dialog box, click Security.

4. Click Default Level.

5. Click OK.

See the documentation for your antivirus program or firewall to determine how to open scripts, ActiveX, and Java applets.

Confirm that your antivirus program is not set to scan the "Temporary Internet Files" or "Downloaded Program Files" folder

See the documentation for your antivirus program to determine how to prevent it from scanning "temporary Internet files" or "downloaded

Program Files "folder.

Delete all temporary Internet related files

Delete all temporary Internet related files from your computer. To do this, follow these steps:

1. Start Internet Explorer.

2. On the Tools menu, click Internet Options.

3. Click the General tab.

4. Under Temporary Internet Files, click Settings.

5. Click Delete File.

6. Click OK.

7. Click "Delete Cookies."

8. Click OK.

9. Under History, click Clear History, and then click Yes.

10. Click OK.

Select "Start Run" in turn, enter the "regsvr32 actxprxy.dll" command in the "Run" dialog box, and click the "OK" button, then an information dialog box will pop up, prompting "DllRegisterServer in actxprxy.dll succeeded" , Click the "OK" button, and then enter the "regsvr32 shdocvw.dll" command in the "Run" dialog box, click the "OK" button, IE is repaired after restarting the computer.