Yes, it happens with Wt 3.1.8.  The problem is caused by my use of 
WApplication::doJavaScript

My application requires the user to login, and then creates various windows, 
including
a log window that I want to auto-scroll as I append messages.  

Koen Deforche advised me to do the following:
=====================================================
/*
 * Little javascript trick to make sure we scroll along with new content
 */
WApplication::instance()->doJavaScript(messages_->jsRef() + ".scrollTop += "
                   + messages_->jsRef() + ".scrollHeight;");
=====================================================


The problem appears to be that if I destroy this window, and create another one 
when the user logs in again, the javascript added with 'doJavaScript()' is 
trying to reference a non-existent window.

Having called the doJavaScript() method, is there any way to disable the 
javascript that was attached to the event with doJavaScript()?


On Mar 21, 2011, at 9:38 AM, Koen Deforche wrote:

> Hey Joseph,
> 
> 2011/3/17 Joseph VanAndel <[email protected]>:
>> I'm getting a similar problem:
>> Wt internal error: TypeError: Result of 
>> expression'$('#onft9go').get(0)'[undefined] is not an object, code: 
>> undefined, description: undefined
> 
> Also with an update to Wt 3.1.8 ?
> 
> Any hints to what it could be related to ?
> 
> Regards,
> koen
> 
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