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Posted by Aaron Saray on 11/18/07 01:32
On Nov 16, 12:12 pm, "Mika" <a...@anon.com> wrote:
> Hello, we understand you guys may be able to help.
>
> We have a page which has been working great for over a year and gets many
> hits. However recently something got changed that we cannot seem to find,
> and now *sometimes* if you refresh the page (generally while it is still
> loading) in IE7, we get the popup window error:
>
> Internet Explorer cannot open the Internet site...
> Operation aborted
>
> Here is an example of the page in question:http://tinyurl.com/35mwxr[broadband recommended]
>
> We appreciate you may have other comments on the site such as the size of
> the pages, however we are not looking to change that at present, with faster
> broadband becoming more abundant. Search engine listings alert the user
> that broadband is recommended for this technology.
>
> As we said, the site worked great, but for this unknown reason now needs
> some sort of a tweak to fix. The changes we made before it happened were
> related to the body tag but they have been completely undone yet the issue
> remains :-S
>
> Thanks in advance to anyone able to find the cure for us to test.
>
> Regards,
> Mika @ SHS.com
I don't know how accurate this is... but I read once that tables kind
of 'render twice' in most browsers (now don't flame me, I can't
remember why or where or if this was true...) but I had the same sort
of issue! Turns out, I had a large table containing my google map. I
was trying to modify my google map after it displayed on the screen,
but not necessarily after page load. I then put it into the onload
function - my call to modify my map. This then made my error HARDLY
reproducable. After searching around, I had the hunch that I should
remove the table from the layout of that code (I inherited the site in
table format - and boss man wanted the map in there pronto - no
'fixing' stupid things... like layout with table). I redesigned that
one page to not use any tables, and my error went away.
Food for thought, my friend. Good luck.
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