Harold I still see the same error. Line 70 character 2
("'null' is null or not an object", and line 2 character 29
("syntax error"). HOWEVER ;-) , I turned off my PopUp stopper
and no longer get the error. So, in that case it's obviously
the Geocities PU banner being blocked that is causing the
error.
If this is the same thing you have to replace on each page,
just use something like "Find and Replace". You FTP your pages
into a folder then run the program. You tell it to replace
[this] with [that], then load all HTML pages and it will
replace them all.
-Clint
God Bless
Clint Hamilton, Owner
http://OrpheusComputing.com )
----- Original Message -----
From: "Harold B" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
You are right, Clint. And I didn't know about that lower left
hand corner warning in
Explorer. Problem is I do not know how to interprete the error
message. Something
about Line 2 Character (I forget) .. HOWEVER.
I noticed that this page was never changed to that CSS coding
that Hugh so adamantly
suggests. I made the changes to css, removed the blockquote
tags that I was
mistakingly using to make margins and now use table tags
instead, and all looks good
(at least, I don't notice any exclamation mark warning in the
lower left hand corner
of the browser) ... all this because I changed from Netscape to
Explorer.:
http://www.geocities.com/buddychai//Navigator.html
There are so many pages on the site and they all have to be
changed the same way; if
I ever want to do it, it'll take me 20 years ... and by that
time; well, we won't go
into that :(
> If I had to guess, I'd say it's that (annoying) Geocities
> banner. It's JavaScript and his PC may have a browser
problem
> or JS problem. If he can get to your other websites or
> webpages, then I'd rule out the Geocities PopUp and then
might
> think it's the JavaScript programs or JavaScript links on
that
> particular page. That page also has a Java error which could
> be causing it. You'll see the error in IE at extreme lower
> left at the yellow exclamation mark. Double click it to see
> the error(s). In Netscape, type javascript in the
> address bar, and there has to be either a ; or : before or
> after it, I can't recall. So, try them all. The one that
> works will give you the Java console showing errors.
> - -Clint
>
> God Bless
> Clint Hamilton, Owner
> http://OrpheusComputing.com )
>
> ------ Harold's Original Message -----
>
> A friend, when accessing my site,
> http://www.geocities.com/buddychai/Navigator.html ... writes
> to me saying:
>
> "I do not know why, but I have not been able to open your web
> site. I click the url and get a 'run time era' prompt. If you
> have any ideas, let me know."
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