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bluesomething
Feb 13th, 2003, 08:31 AM
Hello,

I'm having a problem. When I'm opening my page, I'm getting a message on the bottom that the page is done loading but with errors.
Very irritating.
Aspecially when you don't disable this in the advanced section of your options.
So, I was trying to find the mistake. But I'dont seem to be able to find the error.

Can anyone help me?

The url is: http://deblauwebal.tripod.com

Pornstar
Feb 13th, 2003, 02:40 PM
Im guessing its because you are hosting with tripod, and tripod is trying to open a pop-up, which doesnt show.

If you look in the index page source, which contains the framset, there is a pop-up script for a Tripod banner.
As i said before, the banner doesnt show for me, so im guessing thats the problem.

Unfortunately, i dont know anyway to work around this, withouht upgrading to a paid-host which does open any pop-ups.

But if the banner shows for anyone else, then this probably isnt the problem.

Hope this helps!

e3servers.com
Feb 13th, 2003, 02:45 PM
I loaded the page and did not receive any errors at all--no notifications either. I browsed the site with IE 6 if that helps.

akashik
Feb 14th, 2003, 12:37 AM
no errors here either. Site looks fine.

Greg Moore

bluesomething
Feb 14th, 2003, 12:54 AM
Originally posted by Pornstar
Im guessing its because you are hosting with tripod, and tripod is trying to open a pop-up, which doesnt show.

If you look in the index page source, which contains the framset, there is a pop-up script for a Tripod banner.
As i said before, the banner doesnt show for me, so im guessing thats the problem.

Unfortunately, i dont know anyway to work around this, withouht upgrading to a paid-host which does open any pop-ups.

But if the banner shows for anyone else, then this probably isnt the problem.

Hope this helps!

The banner doesn't show, because I've blocked it.
For the other reactions, I'm using IE 6 and I'm getting the message. So it is a bit strange that some get the message and some don't.

AlienCode
Feb 14th, 2003, 02:56 AM
I got the error. If you doubleclick on the icon in your status bar(bar at the bottom) it tells you were the problem is. The problem is on line 86 of your website which is like PornStar says, tripod code. Its seems to be the line:

SetCookie(surveyCookieName, "under", expdate, "/", ".tripod.com");


The error is : Object doesn't support this property or method

Your best bet is to approach Tripod and tell them that you believe they have a bug in there Javascript.

I'm running IE 6.0.2800.1106 with SP2, q328970, q324929, q810847 installed.

I hope you get it sorted. Hey why not spend a couple of dollars and get it hosted at a non free host. Then you won't have to put up with Tripods stupid banners. With hosting costing as little as $3.95 per month its probably worth having a look. (That wasn't an advert as I don't do hosting yet.)

bluesomething
Feb 14th, 2003, 03:44 AM
Originally posted by AlienCode

I hope you get it sorted. Hey why not spend a couple of dollars and get it hosted at a non free host. Then you won't have to put up with Tripods stupid banners. With hosting costing as little as $3.95 per month its probably worth having a look. (That wasn't an advert as I don't do hosting yet.)

That's true. But the banners from Lycos are blocked. So that's not a problem.
I want to host it in future at a non free host, but as I'm still learning to build, I'm sticking to this.
I want to build a site with a database, so I can build in a few features to integrate my billiard's administration into the site.

But that takes a bit of learning first.

AlienCode
Feb 14th, 2003, 05:01 AM
As far as I'm aware banner advert blocking works by banning the downloading of iomages from ad servers. The Javascript will still be on the page. If you do a view page source with the ad blocking software running you'll notice the javascript is still there.

The only way that this could be with your code is if you have any Javascript on your page.

bluesomething
Feb 14th, 2003, 05:11 AM
Originally posted by AlienCode
As far as I'm aware banner advert blocking works by banning the downloading of iomages from ad servers. The Javascript will still be on the page. If you do a view page source with the ad blocking software running you'll notice the javascript is still there.

The only way that this could be with your code is if you have any Javascript on your page.

The javascript on my index page stops the pop up from being shown.