Calculating 2 fields without a script error.

Is there a way to make a calculation of two fields not calculate until the 3rd field is reached. I have a calculation that takes (field1/field2)*100. Once the user puts in field1, it throws a script error, which is annoying. Anyway around this???
Thanks for your help.

You need to test to make sure there is a value in the fields first.
Using FormCalc:
if (HasValue(field1) and HasValue(field2)) then
$ = field1 / field2 * 100
endif
Or JavaScript:
if (!field1.isNull && !field2.isNull) {
this.rawValue = field1.rawValue / field2.rawValue * 100;

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this.StartPolling();
MultiValueParamClass.prototype.PollingCallback = PollingCallback;
function GetObjectPosition(obj) {
var totalTop = 0;
var totalLeft = 0;
while (obj != document.body) {
// Add up the position
totalTop += obj.offsetTop;
totalLeft += obj.offsetLeft;
// Prepare for next iteration
obj = obj.offsetParent;
totalTop += obj.offsetTop;
totalLeft += obj.offsetLeft;
return { Left: totalLeft, Top: totalTop };
function GetValueStringFromTextEditor(floatingEditorID, asRaw, allowBlank) {
var span = GetControl(floatingEditorID);
var editor = span.childNodes[0];
var valueString = editor.value;
// Remove the blanks
if (!allowBlank) {
// Break down the text box string to the individual lines
var valueArray = valueString.split("\r\n");
var delimiter;
if (asRaw)
delimiter = "\r\n";
else
delimiter = ", ";
var finalValue = "";
for (var i = 0; i < valueArray.length; i++) {
// If the string is non-blank, add it
if (valueArray[i].length > 0) {
if (finalValue.length > 0)
finalValue += delimiter;
finalValue += valueArray[i];
return finalValue;
else {
if (asRaw)
return valueString;
else
return valueString.replace(/\r\n/g, ", ");
function GetValueStringFromValidValueList(editorID) {
var valueString = "";
// Get the table
var div = GetControl(editorID);
var table = div.childNodes[0];
if (table.nodeName != "TABLE") // Skip whitespace if needed
table = div.childNodes[1];
// If there is only one element, it is a real value, not the select all option
var startIndex = 0;
if (table.rows.length > 1)
startIndex = 1;
for (var i = startIndex; i < table.rows.length; i++)
// Get the first cell of the row
var firstCell = table.rows[i].cells[0];
var span = firstCell.childNodes[0];
var checkBox = span.childNodes[0];
var label = span.childNodes[1];
if (checkBox.checked) {
if (valueString.length > 0)
valueString += ", ";
// chris edit - valueString += label.firstChild.nodeValue;
valueString += firstChildNoWS(label).nodeValue;
return valueString;
function MultiValidValuesSelectAll(src, editorID)
// Get the table
var div = GetControl(editorID);
var table = div.childNodes[0];
if (table.nodeName != "TABLE")
table = div.childNodes[1];
for (var i = 1; i < table.rows.length; i++)
// Get the first cell of the row
var firstCell = table.rows[i].cells[0];
var span = firstCell.childNodes[0];
var checkBox = span.childNodes[0];
checkBox.checked = src.checked;
function ValidateMultiValidValue(editorID, errMsg)
var summaryString = GetValueStringFromValidValueList(editorID);
var isValid = summaryString.length > 0;
if (!isValid)
alert(errMsg)
return isValid;
function ValidateMultiEditValue(editorID, errMsg) {
// Need to check for a value specified. This code only runs if not allow blank.
// GetValueStringFromTextEditor filters out blank strings. So if it was all blank,
// the final string will be length 0
var summaryString = GetValueStringFromTextEditor(editorID, true, false)
var isValid = false;
if (summaryString.length > 0)
isValid = true;
if (!isValid)
alert(errMsg);
return isValid;
function GetControl(controlID) {
var control = document.getElementById(controlID);
if (control == null)
alert("Unable to locate control: " + controlID);
return control;
function ControlClicked(formID) {
var form = GetControl(formID);
if (form.ActiveMultiValue != null)
form.ActiveMultiValue.Hide();
// --- Context Menu ---
// This function is called in the onload event of the body.
// It hooks the context menus up to the Javascript code.
// divContextMenuId, is the id of the div that contains the context menus
// selectedIdHiddenFieldId, is the id of the field used to post back the name of the item clicked
// contextMenusIds, is an array of the ids of the context menus
// searchTextBox ID, is the id of the search box
// defaultSearchValue. the value the search box has by default
function InitContextMenu(divContextMenuId, selectedIdHiddenFieldId, contextMenusIds, searchTextBoxID, defaultSearchValue ) {
ResetSearchBar( searchTextBoxID, defaultSearchValue );
_divContextMenu = document.getElementById(divContextMenuId);
_selectedIdHiddenField = document.getElementById(selectedIdHiddenFieldId);
_contextMenusIds = contextMenusIds;
_divContextMenu.onmouseover = function() { _mouseOverContext = true; };
_divContextMenu.onmouseout = function() {
if (_mouseOverContext == true) {
_mouseOverContext = false;
if (_timeOutTimer == null) {
_timeOutTimer = setTimeout(TimeOutAction, _timeOutLimit);
document.body.onmousedown = ContextMouseDown;
AddKeyDownListener();
// This handler stops bubling when arrow keys Up or Down pressed to prevent scrolling window
function KeyDownHandler(e)
// Cancel window scrolling only when menu is opened
if(_currentContextMenuId == null)
return true;
if(!e)
e = window.event;
var key = e.keyCode;
if(key == 38 || key == 40)
return false;
else
return true;
function AddKeyDownListener()
if(document.addEventListener)
document.addEventListener('keydown', KeyDownHandler, false);
else
document.onkeydown = KeyDownHandler;
// This function starts the context menu timeout process
function TimeOutAction() {
if (_mouseOverContext == false) {
UnSelectedMenuItem()
_timeOutTimer = null;
// This function is called when a name tag is clicked, it displays the contextmenu for a given item.
function Clicked(event, contextMenuId) {
if (!_onLink) {
ClearTimeouts();
SelectContextMenuFromColletion(contextMenuId);
_itemSelected = true;
// **Cross browser compatibility code**
// Some browsers will not pass the event so we need to get it from the window instead.
if (event == null)
event = window.event;
var selectedElement = event.target != null ? event.target : event.srcElement;
var outerTableElement = GetOuterElementOfType(selectedElement, 'table');
var elementPosition = GetElementPosition(outerTableElement);
_selectedItemId = outerTableElement.id;
// chris edit - _selectedIdHiddenField.value = outerTableElement.value;
_selectedIdHiddenField.value = outerTableElement.attributes["value"].value;
outerTableElement.className = "msrs-SelectedItem";
ResetContextMenu();
var contextMenuHeight = _divContextMenu.offsetHeight;
var contextMenuWidth = _divContextMenu.offsetWidth;
var boxHeight = outerTableElement.offsetHeight;
var boxWidth = outerTableElement.offsetWidth;
var boxXcoordinate = elementPosition.left;
var boxYcooridnate = elementPosition.top;
var pageWidth = 0, pageHeight = 0;
// **Cross browser compatibility code**
if (typeof (window.innerWidth) == 'number') {
//Non-IE
pageWidth = window.innerWidth;
pageHeight = window.innerHeight;
} else if (document.documentElement && (document.documentElement.clientWidth || document.documentElement.clientHeight)) {
//IE 6+ in 'standards compliant mode'
pageWidth = document.documentElement.clientWidth;
pageHeight = document.documentElement.clientHeight;
} else if (document.body && (document.body.clientWidth || document.body.clientHeight)) {
//IE 4 compatible
pageWidth = document.body.clientWidth;
pageHeight = document.body.clientHeight;
// **Cross browser compatibility code**
var iebody = (document.compatMode && document.compatMode != "BackCompat") ? document.documentElement : document.body
var pageXOffSet = document.all ? iebody.scrollLeft : pageXOffset
var pageYOffSet = document.all ? iebody.scrollTop : pageYOffset
_divContextMenu.style.left = SetContextMenuHorizonatalPosition(pageWidth, pageXOffSet, boxXcoordinate, contextMenuWidth, boxWidth) + 'px';
_divContextMenu.style.top = SetContextMenuVerticalPosition(pageHeight, pageYOffSet, boxYcooridnate, contextMenuHeight, boxHeight) + 'px';
ChangeOpacityForElement(100, _divContextMenu.id);
// chris edit - document.getElementById(_currentContextMenuId).firstChild.focus();
firstChildNoWS(document.getElementById(_currentContextMenuId)).focus();
// Context menu keyboard navigation
// Opens context menu via keyboard. Context menu
// is opened by selecting an item and pressing
// Alt + Down.
function OpenMenuKeyPress(e, contextMenuId)
// Alt key was pressed
if (e.altKey)
var keyCode;
if (window.event)
keyCode = e.keyCode;
else
keyCode = e.which;
// Down key was pressed
if (keyCode == 40)
// Open context menu.
Clicked(event, contextMenuId);
// Highlight the first selectable item
// in the context menu.
HighlightContextMenuItem(true);
// Performs keyboard navigation within
// opened context menu.
function NavigateMenuKeyPress(e)
var keyCode;
if (window.event)
keyCode = e.keyCode;
else
keyCode = e.which;
// Down key moves down to the next context menu item
if (keyCode == 40)
HighlightContextMenuItem(true);
// Up key moves up to the previous context menu item
else if (keyCode == 38)
HighlightContextMenuItem(false);
// Escape key closes context menu
else if (keyCode == 27)
// Close context menu
UnSelectedMenuItem();
// Make sure focus is given to the catalog item
// in the folder view.
document.getElementById(_selectedItemId).focus();
// Highlights context menu item.
// Parameter: highlightNext
// - If true, highlights menu item below current menu item.
// If current menu item is the last item, wraps around and
// highlights first menu item.
// - If false, highlights menu item above current menu item.
// If current menu item is the first item, wraps around and
// highlights last menu item.
function HighlightContextMenuItem(highlightNext)
var contextMenu = document.getElementById(_currentContextMenuId);
// chris edit - var table = contextMenu.lastChild;
var table = lastChildNoWS(contextMenu);
var currentMenuItemIndex = -1;
if (_currentMenuItemId != null)
currentMenuItemIndex = document.getElementById(_currentMenuItemId).parentNode.rowIndex;
var index = currentMenuItemIndex;
while (true)
if (highlightNext)
index++;
// If the index is out of range,
// reset it to the beginning
if (index < 0 || index >= table.cells.length)
index = 0;
else
index--;
// If the index is out of range,
// reset it to the end
if (index < 0 || index >= table.cells.length)
index = table.cells.length - 1;
// Each context menu item has an associated
// group ID. Make sure the table cell has a valid
// group ID, otherwise it is not a menu item (e.g.
// an underline separator).
if (table.cells[index].group >= 0)
FocusContextMenuItem(table.cells[index].id, 'msrs-MenuUIItemTableHover', 'msrs-MenuUIItemTableCell');
break;
// If we reach the orignal index, that means we looped
// through all table cells and did not find a valid context
// menu item. In that case, stop searching.
if (index == currentMenuItemIndex)
break;
// *** End keyboard navigation ***
// This function resets the context menus shape and size.
function ResetContextMenu() {
_divContextMenu.style.height = 'auto';
_divContextMenu.style.width = 'auto';
_divContextMenu.style.overflowY = 'visible';
_divContextMenu.style.overflowX = 'visible';
_divContextMenu.style.overflow = 'visible';
_divContextMenu.style.display = 'block';
// This function sets the horizontal position of the context menu.
// It also sets is the context menu has vertical scroll bars.
function SetContextMenuHorizonatalPosition(pageWidth, pageXOffSet, boxXcoordinate, contextMenuWidth, boxWidth) {
var menuXCoordinate = boxXcoordinate + boxWidth - contextMenuWidth;
var spaceRightBox = (pageWidth + pageXOffSet) - menuXCoordinate;
var spaceLeftBox = menuXCoordinate - pageXOffSet;
var returnValue;
if ((contextMenuWidth < spaceRightBox) && (pageXOffSet < menuXCoordinate)) {
returnValue = menuXCoordinate;
else if ((contextMenuWidth < spaceRightBox)) {
returnValue = pageXOffSet;
else if (contextMenuWidth < spaceLeftBox) {
returnValue = menuXCoordinate - (contextMenuWidth - (pageWidth + pageXOffSet - menuXCoordinate));
else {
_divContextMenu.style.overflowX = "scroll";
if (spaceLeftBox < spaceRightBox) {
_divContextMenu.style.width = spaceRightBox;
returnValue = pageXOffSet;
else {
_divContextMenu.style.width = spaceLeftBox;
returnValue = menuXCoordinate - (spaceLeftBox - (pageWidth + pageXOffSet - menuXCoordinate));
return returnValue;
// This function sets the vertical position of the context menu.
// It also sets is the context menu has horizontal scroll bars.
function SetContextMenuVerticalPosition(pageHeight, pageYOffSet, boxYcooridnate, contextMenuHeight, boxHeight) {
var spaceBelowBox = (pageHeight + pageYOffSet) - (boxYcooridnate + boxHeight);
var spaceAboveBox = boxYcooridnate - pageYOffSet;
var returnValue;
if (contextMenuHeight < spaceBelowBox) {
returnValue = (boxYcooridnate + boxHeight);
else if (contextMenuHeight < spaceAboveBox) {
returnValue = (boxYcooridnate - contextMenuHeight);
else if (spaceBelowBox > spaceAboveBox) {
_divContextMenu.style.height = spaceBelowBox;
_divContextMenu.style.overflowY = "scroll";
returnValue = (boxYcooridnate + boxHeight);
else {
_divContextMenu.style.height = spaceAboveBox;
_divContextMenu.style.overflowY = "scroll";
returnValue = (boxYcooridnate - spaceAboveBox);
return returnValue;
// This function displays a context menu given its id and then hides the others
function SelectContextMenuFromColletion(contextMenuConfigString) {
var contextMenuId = SplitContextMenuConfigString(contextMenuConfigString);
for (i = 0; i < _contextMenusIds.length; i++) {
var cm = document.getElementById(_contextMenusIds[i]);
if (cm.id == contextMenuId) {
cm.style.visibility = 'visible';
cm.style.display = 'block';
_currentContextMenuId = contextMenuId;
else {
cm.style.visibility = 'hidden';
cm.style.display = 'none';
function SplitContextMenuConfigString(contextMenuConfigString) {
var contextMenuEnd = contextMenuConfigString.indexOf(":");
var contextMenuId = contextMenuConfigString;
var contextMenuHiddenItems;
if (contextMenuEnd != -1)
contextMenuId = contextMenuConfigString.substr(0, contextMenuEnd);
var cm = document.getElementById(contextMenuId);
// chris edit - var table = cm.firstChild;
var table = firstChildNoWS(cm);
var groupItemCount = []; // The items in each group
var groupUnderlineId = []; // The Id's of the underlines.
// Enable all menu items counting the number of groups,
// number of items in the groups and underlines for the groups as we go.
// start chris edit
/* for (i = 0; i < table.cells.length; i++)
table.cells[i].style.visibility = 'visible';
table.cells[i].style.display = 'block'
if ((groupItemCount.length - 1) < table.cells[i].group) {
groupItemCount.push(1);
groupUnderlineId.push(table.cells[i].underline);
else {
groupItemCount[table.cells[i].group]++;
AlterVisibilityOfAssociatedUnderline(table.cells[i], true)
if (table != null && table.rows != null)
for (r = 0; r < table.rows.length; r++) {
for (i = 0; i < table.rows[r].cells.length; i++)
table.rows[r].cells[i].style.visibility = 'visible';
table.rows[r].cells[i].style.display = 'block'
if ((groupItemCount.length - 1) < table.rows[r].cells[i].group) {
groupItemCount.push(1);
groupUnderlineId.push(table.rows[r].cells[i].underline);
else {
groupItemCount[table.rows[r].cells[i].group]++;
AlterVisibilityOfAssociatedUnderline(table.rows[r].cells[i], true)
// end chris edit
// If hidden items are listed, remove them from the context menu
if (contextMenuEnd != -1)
contextMenuHiddenItems = contextMenuConfigString.substr((contextMenuEnd + 1), (contextMenuConfigString.length - 1)).split("-");
var groupsToHide = groupItemCount;
// Hide the hidden items
for (i = 0; i < contextMenuHiddenItems.length; i++)
var item = document.getElementById(contextMenuHiddenItems[i]);
item.style.visibility = 'hidden';
item.style.display = 'none'
groupsToHide[item.group]--;
var allHidden = true;
// Work back through the groups hiding the underlines as required.
for (i = (groupsToHide.length - 1); i > -1; i--) {
if (groupsToHide[i] == 0) {
AlterVisibilityOfAssociatedUnderline(groupUnderlineId[i], false);
else if (allHidden && i == (groupsToHide.length - 1)) {
allHidden = false;
// If all the items have been hidden so far hide the last underline too.
else if (allHidden) {
allHidden = false;
AlterVisibilityOfAssociatedUnderline(groupUnderlineId[i], false);
return contextMenuId;
function AlterVisibilityOfAssociatedUnderline(underLineId, visibility) {
if (underLineId != null && underLineId != "") {
var underlineElement = document.getElementById(underLineId);
if (underlineElement != null) {
if (visibility) {
underlineElement.style.visibility = 'visible';
underlineElement.style.display = 'block'
else {
underlineElement.style.visibility = 'hidden';
underlineElement.style.display = 'none'
function ClearTimeouts() {
if (_fadeTimeouts != null) {
for (i = 0; i < _fadeTimeouts.length; i++) {
clearTimeout(_fadeTimeouts[i]);
_fadeTimeouts = [];
// This function chnages an elements opacity given its id.
function FadeOutElement(id, opacStart, opacEnd, millisec) {
ClearTimeouts();
//speed for each frame
var speed = Math.round(millisec / 100);
var timer = 0;
for (i = opacStart; i >= opacEnd; i--) {
_fadeTimeouts.push(setTimeout("ChangeOpacityForElement(" + i + ",'" + id + "')", (timer * speed)));
timer++;
// This function changes the opacity of an elemnent given it's id.
// Works across browsers for different browsers
function ChangeOpacityForElement(opacity, id) {
var object = document.getElementById(id).style;
if (opacity != 0) {
// **Cross browser compatibility code**
object.opacity = (opacity / 100);
object.MozOpacity = (opacity / 100);
object.KhtmlOpacity = (opacity / 100);
object.filter = "alpha(opacity=" + opacity + ")";
else {
object.display = 'none';
// This function is the click for the body of the document
function ContextMouseDown() {
if (_mouseOverContext) {
return;
else {
HideMenu()
// This function fades out the context menu and then unselects the associated name control
function UnSelectedMenuItem() {
if (_itemSelected) {
FadeOutElement(_divContextMenu.id, 100, 0, 300);
UnselectCurrentMenuItem();
// Hides context menu without fading effect
function HideMenu()
if (_itemSelected)
ChangeOpacityForElement(0, _divContextMenu.id);
UnselectCurrentMenuItem();
function UnselectCurrentMenuItem()
_itemSelected = false;
_currentContextMenuId = null;
SwapStyle(_currentMenuItemId, 'msrs-MenuUIItemTableCell');
_currentMenuItemId = null;
ChangeReportItemStyle(_selectedItemId, "msrs-UnSelectedItem");
// This function walks back up the DOM tree until it finds the first occurrence
// of a given element. It then returns this element
function GetOuterElementOfType(element, type) {
while (element.tagName.toLowerCase() != type) {
element = element.parentNode;
return element;
// This function gets the corrdinates of the top left corner of a given element
function GetElementPosition(element) {
element = GetOuterElementOfType(element, 'table');
var left, top;
left = top = 0;
if (element.offsetParent) {
do {
left += element.offsetLeft;
top += element.offsetTop;
} while (element = element.offsetParent);
return { left: left, top: top };
function FocusContextMenuItem(menuItemId, focusStyle, blurStyle)
SwapStyle(_currentMenuItemId, blurStyle);
SwapStyle(menuItemId, focusStyle);
// chrid edit - document.getElementById(menuItemId).firstChild.focus();
firstChildNoWS(document.getElementById(menuItemId)).focus();
_currentMenuItemId = menuItemId;
// This function swaps the style using the id of a given element
function SwapStyle(id, style) {
if (document.getElementById) {
var selectedElement = document.getElementById(id);
if (selectedElement != null)
selectedElement.className = style;
// This function changes the style using the id of a given element
// and should only be called for catalog items in the tile or details view
function ChangeReportItemStyle(id, style)
if (!_itemSelected)
if (document.getElementById)
var selectedElement = document.getElementById(id);
selectedElement.className = style;
// Change the style on the end cell by drilling into the table.
if (selectedElement.tagName.toLowerCase() == "table")
// chris edit - var tbody = selectedElement.lastChild;
var tbody = lastChildNoWS(selectedElement);
if (tbody != null)
// chris edit - var tr = tbody.lastChild;
var tr = lastChildNoWS(tbody);
if (tr != null)
// chris edit - tr.lastChild.className = style + 'End';
trLastChild = lastChildNoWS(tr);
if (trLastChild != null)
trLastChild.className = style + 'End';
function ChangeReportItemStyleOnFocus(id, currentStyle, unselectedStyle)
_unselectedItemStyle = unselectedStyle;
_tabFocusedItem = id;
// We should unselect selected by mouse over item if there is one
if(_mouseOverItem != '')
ChangeReportItemStyle(_mouseOverItem, _unselectedItemStyle);
_mouseOverItem = '';
ChangeReportItemStyle(id, currentStyle);
function ChangeReportItemStyleOnBlur(id, style)
ChangeReportItemStyle(id, style);
_tabFocusedItem = '';
function ChangeReportItemStyleOnMouseOver(id, currentStyle, unselectedStyle)
_unselectedItemStyle = unselectedStyle;
_mouseOverItem = id;
// We should unselect tabbed item if there is one
if(_tabFocusedItem != '')
ChangeReportItemStyle(_tabFocusedItem, _unselectedItemStyle);
_tabFocusedItem = '';
ChangeReportItemStyle(id, currentStyle);
function ChangeReportItemStyleOnMouseOut(id, style)
ChangeReportItemStyle(id, style);
_mouseOverItem = '';
// This function is used to set the style of the search bar on the onclick event.
function SearchBarClicked(id, defaultText, style) {
var selectedElement = document.getElementById(id);
if (selectedElement.value == defaultText) {
selectedElement.value = "";
selectedElement.className = style;
// This function is used to set the style of the search bar on the onblur event.
function SearchBarBlured(id, defaultText, style) {
var selectedElement = document.getElementById(id);
if (selectedElement.value == "") {
selectedElement.value = defaultText;
selectedElement.className = style;
function ResetSearchBar(searchTextBoxID,defaultSearchValue) {
var selectedElement = document.getElementById(searchTextBoxID);
if (selectedElement != null) {
if (selectedElement.value == defaultSearchValue) {
selectedElement.className = 'msrs-searchDefaultFont';
else {
selectedElement.className = 'msrs-searchBarNoBorder';
function OnLink()
_onLink = true;
function OffLink()
_onLink = false;
function ShouldDelete(confirmMessage) {
if (_selectedIdHiddenField.value != null || _selectedIdHiddenField.value != "") {
var message = confirmMessage.replace("{0}", _selectedIdHiddenField.value);
var result = confirm(message);
if (result == true) {
return true;
else {
return false;
else {
return false;
function UpdateValidationButtonState(promptCredsRdoBtnId, typesDropDownId, forbiddenTypesConfigString, validateButtonId)
var dropdown = document.getElementById(typesDropDownId);
if(dropdown == null)
return;
var selectedValue = dropdown.options[dropdown.selectedIndex].value;
var forbiddenTypes = forbiddenTypesConfigString.split(":");
var chosenForbiddenType = false;
for (i = 0; i < forbiddenTypes.length; i++)
if(forbiddenTypes[i] == selectedValue)
chosenForbiddenType = true;
var isDisabled = chosenForbiddenType || IsRadioButtonChecked(promptCredsRdoBtnId);
ChangeDisabledButtonState(validateButtonId, isDisabled);
function ChangeDisabledButtonState(buttonId, isDisabled)
var button = document.getElementById(buttonId);
if(button != null)
button.disabled = isDisabled;
function IsRadioButtonChecked(radioButtonId)
var rbtn = document.getElementById(radioButtonId);
if(rbtn != null && rbtn.checked)
return true;
return false;
For More info refer this
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7837259/ssrs-report-manager-javascript-fails-in-non-ie-browsers-for-drop-down-menus

Firefox often slow, not responding and showing unresponsive script errors.

In the last few weeks, firefox has often gone unresponsive, usually shown as 'not responding.' This lasts anywhere from a few seconds to several minutes (possibly longer, but by that amount of time I loose patience and 'end task' in task manager.) This is usually followed by an 'unresponsive script' error. Which script it is varies. I've been responding by clicking 'stop script,' which usually fixes the problem temporarily.
The problem seems to occur mostly randomly, but will predictably always occur on site with videos like youtube. Here it is also worse, taking much longer to resolve if it does at all. I've got flashblock active, and sometimes the error will occur before I get a chance to activate the video and sometimes after, but will always occur. Also, on this sort of site, the 'unresponsive script' error will also go unresponsive most of the time, which I've not seen anywhere else, meaning that the only solution, after a while is to end the process in task manager. I've at times attempted to play the same video for half an hour with no success.
As I've therefore spent a fair bit of time in task manager, I've noticed that I end up with many processes running for FlashPlayerPlugin_15_0_0_152.exe*32 (Description: Adobe Flash Player 15.0 r0.) They build up the more I use firefox, but go away when I restart my computer. I've gotten up to at least 50 at one point. Most use 128 or 124 K of memory, but about 1 in 7 uses between 1-5000 K. I don't know if this is linked to the above issues, but I've only noticed it since it started.
I've tried resetting firefox and it changed none of the above.
If it helps, I used Windows 7. Feel free to ask for any more details about my system and I will do my best to answer, though I'm not an expert in computers. Thank you very much in advance for your help.

Thanks for the advice. What solved it was disabling all addons and then restarting the computer. I've since reenabled Adblock (2.6.4) and Flashblock (1.5.17) without causing the problem to reemerge, leaving Troubleshooter (1.1a) as my only previously enabled addon I've not reenabled. I am no longer experiencing the issue.
Regarding updating to version 32, I tried this, but the official site told me I already had the most up to date version of firefox for some reason. Normally, it updates automatically. However, as my issue has been solved I don't consider this a problem.
Thank you very much for your advice.

Need more info on solving script errors -- don't have Webroot on my computer, but it gets tied up for hours at a time with Mozilla script blockages !!!!

Whenever I am logged into FF, my computer will eventually grind to a halt -- sometimes after a few minutes, and sometimes after a few hours. I then get the script error message shown below.
"A script on this page may be busy, or it may have stopped responding. You can stop the script now, or you can continue to see if the script will complete."
<nowiki>**************************************************************************</nowiki>
Below that generic message is one of these specific messages:
Script: resource://gre/modules/XPCOMUtils.jsm:320
https://secure.wlxrs.com/w!xbEiA1hkt!tswyuOeDSQ/litedepex.js:1
resource://gre/modules/XPCOMUtils.jsm:323
resource://gre/modules/XPCOMUtils.jsm:325
resource:///components/nsPrompter.js:434
https://gfx7.hotmail.com/mail/16.2.7137.1204/c2a.js:1
resource://gre/modules/XPCOMUtils.jsm:325
https://secure.wlxrs.com/w!xbEiA1hkt!tswyuOeDSQ/wlive.js:1
https://secure.wlxrs.com/_D/w!xbEiA1hkt!tswyuOeDSQ/jquery-min.js:47
chrome://global/content/bindings/textbox.xml:98
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I have no such problem with Internet Explorer or when the computer is not connected to the Internet; it is specific to FF. I do not have Webroot Spysweeper on my computer.
Strangely enough, we do not have this problem with two other PCs that use FF, nor did I have it on these two computers during the first few years that I used them with FF. I bought a new PC, moved my files onto it, then suddenly it had the same problem, which is what made me think it was a malware issue.
I checked Windows Defender and found that was not switched on and could not be switched on. So I bought three different anti-malware programs beginning with Malwarebytes and then SpyBlaster and SpyBot S&D. But they did no good.
Just pressing the "continue" button in response to the script error message does not good, since it allows the computer to continue grinding to a halt. Worse, if those scripts are malware, I don't want them sending private info to internet sites, which is apparently their function.
Please help me root out the problem. It has made my computer inoperative for several hours a day for the past few months.

'''Try the Firefox Safe Mode''' to see how it works there. The Safe Mode is a troubleshooting mode, which disables most add-ons.''
''(If you're not using it, switch to the Default theme.)''
* You can open the Firefox 4.0+ Safe Mode by holding the '''Shift''' key when you use the Firefox desktop or Start menu shortcut.
* Or use the Help menu item and click on the '''Restart with Add-ons Disabled...''' menu item while Firefox is running.
''Don't select anything right now, just use "'Start in Safe Mode"''
''To exit the Firefox Safe Mode, just close Firefox and wait a few seconds before using the Firefox shortcut (without the Shift key) to open it again.''
'''''If it is good in the Firefox Safe Mode''''', your problem is probably caused by an extension, and you need to figure out which one.
Please follow the [[Troubleshooting extensions and themes]] article for that.
''When you figure out what's causing your issues, please let us know. It might help other users who have the same problem.''

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The Microsoft HTML help is to be attached to my company's website to allow remote users to access our online help.
I have created a project and generated WebHelp. Everything works as designed.
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The compiler seems to find exception with two specific lines, specifically, AddMasterBreadcrumbs and again, highlightSearch.
When I attempt to review the output, I can simply click No when queried if I want to continue running scripts on this page and display the HTML help. It works as it is designed. Naturally I would prefer my users won't have to click through a few error messages to get to the help.
If I comment these two lines out in the topics, I don't receive these errors.
Although my work-around will allow a user to open the project without seeing those Script Errors, I am concerned that it might be introducing errors that I haven't found yet.
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I've attached one of the screen shots and I took the liberty of posting the htm file (so you can track the specific line numbers to which the error messages refer). The second error message is the same, except it refers to line 117.
I checked with the developers and they will use the WebHelp version. However, they are curious (as am I) why we get these error messages. Any suggestions you can provide will be appreciated.
Thanks again.
10570Fan

Java Script Error while deploying a Model with Value Help

Hi,
I am using EP 7.0 SP 10.
I am trying to deploy a model which includes the Value Help for an Input field, and i am trying to deploy this model.
The model compiles successfully, but gives a Java Script Error while deploying the model,
! Error on Page
When Click on this java script error, it shows that ,
Line:14985
Char 1: Error
object does n't support this property or method.
code
URL: <serverhost>/VCRes/WebContent/VisualComposer6.0/bin/223334.htm?24102006.1712.
The Same model works in dev server, and it fails in the production server.
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Hi jakob,
Thankyou for your quick response.
I did a basic model with the help of a documentation which i got from this forums.I created a iView and from there i used Bapi "BAPI_SALESORDER ".
I created a Input Form and a outpot form (table view).I tested model and am able to get the output.but when i try to deploy it is giving me the error.
And i think am not paring any formulas here.
Please guide me.
thanks and regrads
Pradeep.B

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I have been unable to install certain pgms or windows vista updates because the installer gets a "script error". This occurred after IE v9 was automatically installed a year ago. I am looking for advice on how to repair the Vista OS because all repair efforts listed on Microsoft troubleshooting steps on the error code have failed. Can anyone tell me how to repair corrupt jscript files or re-load the OS without use of a VISTA install CD. This is a THinkpad R61i and the OS was pre-installed by Lenovo.

if you have the recovery partition you can use the thinkvantage button or F11 at startup to excess the recovery environment from there you can restore to factory or recover to a saved backup
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I recently setup CS 5.5 with Bridge 4.1.0.54 on a new MacBook Pro.
When I launch Bridge I get the following messages:
I'm confident of a few things. First, it's obviously somewhat related to this issue:
http://forums.adobe.com/message/3083307
Second, it has nothing to do with CFS or Samba shares.
Lastly, the error has something to do with the output module script- if I startup without it on, no errors.
Currently I have my MBP setup with two drives. A SSD for the system software and a second SATA drive for content. All my system software is on the SSD boot drive, however, my users folder is split between the two. Everything but ~/users/xxx/library is symbolicly linked on the second drive.
If you look closely at the thread referenced above, all the errors are the same except for the "could not create" error. In the thread, it lists a specific user, my error lists Volumes/Null/...
Here is what I've tried so far:
Reset the app
Trashed the prefs
Started up w/o scripts
reinstalled the entire CS 5.5 Suite after Uninstalling and using the cleaner tool
To add insult to injury, When the output script is off and bridge does load, it does it painfully slow to the point where it is not usalbe. It is also having a ton of redraw issues.
Any advice?

I think I may have found a workaround.
I've been racking my brain over the past few days to figure this one out. I've tried at least a dozen permsissions fixes, both through the apple utility and manually. I've reinstalled both bridge and CS 5.5 three times using the cleaner script and a fresh install. NOTHING.
So I went back to the original error message:
One thing I noticed was that everytime Bridge was starting, it created a folder in /volumes called "null". I checked three other macs setup the same was as mine and NONE of them created this folder during bridge startup.
I still have not figured out why my laptop is doing this.
However, I looked at the error and it seemed that bridge was looking for a path that didn't exists, which was /volumes/null/Adobe/Adobe Bridge CS5.1/Adobe Output Module/Mediagallery
the path Adobe/Adobe Bridge CS5.1/... is the same path as my ~/library/application support/... folder for adobe.
First I created a regular alias to that folder to create the fake path. No dice. Then I tried a symlink to creat the fake path /volumes/null/Adobe/Adobe Bridge CS5.1/Adobe Output Module/Mediagallery
Voila. Worked like a charm. I can now start up Bridge without any errors, script errors, etc. I also have all the functionality of my Output panel back and I'm able to use it without getting the insufficiant disk space error.
Now to figure out why Bridge is creating a "Null" folder.

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Hello,
i am experiencing problems with the wda_ls_main.js using Internet Explorer 7and CRM 7.0. The Internet Explorer constantly reports an Script error, while the same WDA-Application is running without problems in Firefox 3.5. I've done some research regarding the cause, the lines 356-358 seem to be the problem.
var instance = this.getComponentInstance(id);
instance.attachEvent("onactivate", this.focusForwarder);
instance.attachEvent("ondeactivate", this.blurForwarder);
instance is null so every call of a method results in an error.
I set an breakpoint in Firefox Javascript Debugger on these lines which is never hit.
Any help to get rid of this error is very appreciated.
Regards,
Arne

Note 1454373 worked.
However, deleting the Browser files needs to be done manually. In some cases the Delete button doesn´t work properly.
Internet options --> In section ´browsing history´ --> settings --> view files.
Then delete the files manually.
Thanks!

Habitual Script Errors with Verson 29.0.1

While pop-up script errors have bedeviled Firefox since nearly forever, I've found after upgrading to version 29.0.1 to have even more of a problem with this. In particular, on the website http://www.wonkette.com/ I've had a terrible time just in the last week without their having been any change to that website or more browser. It seems to have happened out of nowhere. It's too the point of where I can not navigate the site without being on it for hours. I can get half-a-dozen script error pop-ups within an hour, and this is without even going between pages. The site absolutely crawls (scrolling becomes near-impossible) and hangs for minutes on end.
Can anyone replicate this experience, there? Has anyone found any ways around these errors? I can tell you right up front that it's not the result of a corrupted profile. It's not the the plug-ins; I've experimented with turning them all off, turning them off one by one and then turning them back on to see which gives me problems...and it's not that. As you can tell by the troubleshooting information, I'm running a rather old operating system, but that's only been of minimal issue across the internet for me. This seems to be something with the browser, and I'm wondering if there are any settings on about:config that may help me with this issue?

Hi FireFoxFan1,
Thank you for your question. We had some really excited visitors to the support forum on Monday and we could use some more help. If you would like to help out this is how to become a contributor: [https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/get-involved Get Involved]
In regards to your issue, I opened up the Networker for that website and saw a ton of scripts running. If you want to block them to prevent the message you can use the Ad Block Plus add on to scan what is running on the page too.
I hope this helps. And thank you for being a Firefox Fan, I am too ;-)

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