--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "dleidinger" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "evanascott2002" <evan.scott@> > wrote: > > > > As a result of an recent e-mail discussion in this group I > discovered > > the koolness factor of the *controls feature. However, I have > > encountered a problem with the *control ie "url" construction in > that > > when I create one using a url such as "http://www.google.com/"; I get > > the "Navigation to web page canceled: What you can try: Refresh the > > page" and when I refresh I get a Internet Explorer script error" > > window. I use Firefox as my default browser so the first thing I did > > was switch the default browser to IE... no soap. Then I turned off > > script debugging and script checking and error notification... still > > no soap. > > > > JFTR, the script error is always: > > > > Line: 1 > > Char: 27 > > Error: expected ')' > > Code: 0 > > URL: res://ieframe.dll/navcancl.htm > > > > I really don't have a use for this particular PowerPro feature at > the > > moment but it is such a neat capability that I really don't want to > > leave the problem unresolved just to be seriously pissed when I > > actually run into a use for it. > > > > Anybody have any ideas? > > > > regards, > > > > evan > > > I am a real novice concerning controls. But could you please try > *controls ie www.google.com (without " d http://). That works for > me. > > regards > I forgot to mention it but I tried that early on in the troubleshooting process. I have also had the problem under both XP SP2 and W2K SP4 on three different machines and the W2K rig is pretty clean since it is a relatively new installation. I have also disabled all the firewalls and spyware/virus checker machinery to assure that these aren't doing something to screw the pooch. Very frustrating and now I am so incensed that someone else doesn't have a problem with the thing that I am forced to figure it out. I guess my next move will be to disable all the stuff that comes up at boot time and see if that resolves the problem... unless someone out there knows something that will shortcut that potentially tedious process.
hoping, evam
