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Internet Explorer error
object expected ')' : javascriptheader

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Internet Explorer error

sparkalina
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Posted 01/07/09 - 10:08 AM:

I am getting an object expected ')' error on IE 7 and after debugging I found the culprit is somewhere in here:


function updatestate(country)
{
 if (country.value == {DEFAULTCOUNTRY}) 
 {
  document.getElementById('americanstate').style.display = "block";
  document.getElementById('foreignstate').style.display = "none";
 }
 else
 {
  document.getElementById('americanstate').style.display = "none";
  document.getElementById('foreignstate').style.display = "block";
}
}

The debugger that ie has seems to be pointing here:


document.getElementById('americanstate').style.display = "block";
document.getElementById('foreignstate').style.display = "none";

but I can't be sure.

I don't use the country field so I've temporarily removed it to get rid of the error.

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onunload="GUnload()" for the google maps also causes an ie script error if it is shown on any page that doesn't have a map, but I can fix that with a conditional.

Paul
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Posted 01/14/09 - 02:17 PM:	#2
This is fixed in the next release. onunload="GUnload()" for the google maps also causes an ie script error if it is shown on any page that doesn't have a map, but I can fix that with a conditional. It's already conditionalized.
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sparkalina
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Posted 01/14/09 - 02:25 PM:	#3
Oh yes, as written it's conditionalized, but IE doesn't care, it still throws a javascript error up unless I only include onunload="GUnload()" on the pages with maps. Thanks!

Paul
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Posted 01/20/09 - 01:19 AM:	#4
Solution: <body<IF {SWITCH_MAP}> onload="if(typeof(load) == 'function'){load();}" onunload="if(typeof(GUnload) == 'function'){GUnload();}"</IF>>
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