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March 26, 2008
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Irritating Errors on help site

  • March 26, 2008
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I am getting the following error EVERY time I click on anything within the support/forum.

"An Error has occured in the script on this page"

Line: 318
Char: 23
Error: Permission denied
Code: 0
Url: (Varies depending on where I am and what I am doing)

This is getting very annoying. Is this my laptop or the site? What can be done to resolve it?
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    Inspiring
    March 27, 2008
    Whatever they did to fix it, something similar is happening to RoboHelp online help on the Web. Last I heard, somebody recommended checking "Use Offline Help" in the RH Tools > Options > General dialog. I'll take this to a new thread.

    Harvey
    bigbrookAuthor
    Known Participant
    March 27, 2008
    Thanks Amebr and Harvey for the help.

    I am behind a firewall, but I was able to access it without issues earlier. Also, today the problem does not exist. Maybe the powers that be saw this and fixed the script error.

    bigbrookAuthor
    Known Participant
    March 26, 2008
    I am running IE7. I have turned off the notifications yet it still comes up. It does appear to be harmless. It asks if I want to continue the script and it really doesn't matter if I say yes or no. The next click it pops up again. Is there some why to get into contact with site admin so they can look at line 318 in the script and see what it is requesting?

    Also, I have NO SCROLL bars so the only way to scroll up and down the page is to highlight and drag. I'm not sure but I think this may be a related issue.
    Inspiring
    March 27, 2008
    Are you behind a work firewall? I had huge problems accessing the forums when we moved to a new firewall system. I finally asked the techs to specifically allow all adobe sites, which seems to have fixed it.
    Inspiring
    March 26, 2008
    Are you able to continue browsing after you dismiss the error dialog? If so, it's a "harmless" error.

    You could turn off the browser's reporting of JavaScript errors. (Internet Options > Advanced, browsing, "Display a notification about every script error" in IE 6.)

    If it's a "harmless" error, you won't even know it's there.

    Harvey