Expecting Object?

The error happens on the following pages:
www.crystalhoyt.com/solo.html
Error Message: line 69 which is </head>
www.crystalhoyt.com/trailer.html
Error Message: Line 78 which is </tr>
www.crystalhoyt.com/shopping.html
Error Message: Line 69 which is </head>
www.crystalhoyt.com/tour.html
Error Message: Line 492 which reads <td align='center'
class="calendarEven style6 style10 style13"><a href='
http://www.ticketmaster.com/artist/762365'
target='_blank'><img src
Please advise

> www.crystalhoyt.com/solo.html
> Error Message: line 69 which is </head>
Here's line 69 -
<td><a href="solo.html" target="_top"
onclick="MM_nbGroup('down','group1','solo','',1)"
onmouseover="MM_nbGroup('over','solo','images/navigation/solo_f2.jpg','',1)"
onmouseout="MM_nbGroup('out')"><img
src="images/navigation/solo_f2.jpg"
alt="solo" name="solo" border="0" id="solo"
onload="MM_nbGroup('init','group1','solo','images/navigation/solo.jpg',1)"
/></a></td>
Note that this line calls the MM_nbGroup function, which is
missing from the
head of your page. That's what the error is about. I'm
betting it's the
same on each page.
Note also that once you clear that error message, and scroll
to the menu,
you get the error for each menu rollover. That kinda nails
it.
By the way, that navbar function is beyond 'long in the
tooth' and should be
removed from the product. It does nothing for you that simple
rollovers
wouldn't do, other than to take up additional space on the
page.
Finally, I'm not quite sure how to fix the problem, other
than to rip out
the navbar and replace it with simple rollovers. It's been SO
long since I
used that function, I can't remember if you can edit one,
once it has been
placed on the page. If you can, then just edit it, and then
close the edit
pane, without doing anything. That will force DW to write the
required js
back into the page.
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> The error happens on the following pages:
>
> www.crystalhoyt.com/solo.html
> Error Message: line 69 which is </head>
>
> www.crystalhoyt.com/trailer.html
> Error Message: Line 78 which is </tr>
>
> www.crystalhoyt.com/shopping.html
> Error Message: Line 69 which is </head>
>
> www.crystalhoyt.com/tour.html
> Error Message: Line 492 which reads <td
align='center' class="calendarEven
> style6 style10 style13"><a
> href='
http://www.ticketmaster.com/artist/762365'
> target='_blank'><img src
>
> Please advise
>

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[oracle@test-rms-app application]$
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Any help would be helpful.
Thanks,
Ram.

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FAQ: RWMS 13.2 Installation and Configuration (Doc ID 1307639.1)

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Dear,
We are experiencing an authorization issue that we can not solve...
We have grant to user the expected objects to execute query (S_RS_COMP & S_RS_COMP1) and the central objects like S_GUI, S_USER_AGR.
When we test in RESCEADMIN, everything is fine. We can execute the query.
When we test it in the analyzer, the variable screen does not pop-up and we get the error message:
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Does anybody have a direction to help us to orientate our investigation?
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Rodolphe

Hello,
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Regards
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Robert

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Robert

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