Javascript error in event handler! edge 4.0.0.js, what to do about it?

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Hello everyone. I get an error in my chrome cosole, what can I do about this?
I dont have this problem in all browsers, just in chrome, and in some versions of Firefox.
The problem occurs when I click any label in the iframe (see website, speaks for itself).
line 5838 window.console.log("Javascript error in event handler! Event Type = " + eventType);
does anyone know how to fix this?
And why do I only have this problem in some browsers?

I basically want the labels in the Iframe to make the parent page animate to a specific anchor tag.
ps. This is what I posted on the jquery forum as well:
I tried to do this by letting the iframe .trigger a .click to a button on the .parent page.
I did this in two ways.
one: the click is triggerd in (/by) the iframe
two: the click is triggerd by a script in the parent window, that script is launched by the iframe
Here's the thing:
this is what one of the <a>'s that the iframe will click looks like:
<a class="nonblock nontext anim_swing" id="u185" href="index.html#contact"></a>
The code is generated by adobe muse which has a function to smoothly scroll to a location on the page, and I am guessing the "anim_swing" class takes care of that.
I would like the colorful labels in the iframe to do the same thing as the <a> above.
and it works in some browsers on some computers but somehow not on all of them (with method two the adblocker doesn't seem to be an issue ).
I also tried to let the parent page scroll directly with the jquery .scrollto function. That did not work either (see the jquery forum).

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