On Mon, Nov 30, 2009 at 12:30 PM, Gabriel Thiesen <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hello guys,
>
> I have the most weird problem in history (Dramatic han? ). Well, the
> thing is, My application just don't work in IE 6, 7 and 8 and the only
> lead i could really find was a "Can't execute from a freed script". No
> javascript errors show up, besides this one that i was able to find
> usng the Developers tool for IE.
>
>  So, in th end, i am not really sure if this error was caused by the
> tool itself, or if it was something in my code...
>
>
If it were caused by the Developer Tools, I would expect your application to
run correctly outside of debugging/monitoring mode. If I understand you
correctly, this is not the case.


> But at least is a lead, so, i have been looking for the error in
> Google and was able to find something related to <meta> tags being
> after <script> tags... But i don't think this is the case, since GWT
> generates all in the correct order as i can see.
>
>
Are you doing anything custom in your app's main .html page? Do you have any
custom script or meta tags?


> I have a guess that might be something with the new GWT.runAsync ??
> Did any of you guys suffering from a simmilar issue?
>
>
Would you mind providing some detail in regards to where/how you are using
runAsync()?


> Thanks Alot
> Gabriel Thiesen
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