JavaScript error: unknown jsval type

Question

Almost every time I save after making a change in
Dreamweaver, I get this message:
"The following translators were not loaded due to errors:
The following JavaScript error(s) occurred:
unknown jsval type ----- for XDR."
Where those hyphens are in the last line are two boxes and an
uppercase A with an umlaut (two dots) above it -- in other words,
some strange characters.
Does anyone know what this means? I can't reproduce the
message now, but the new content is not appearing.
Thanks,
Ellen
P.S. I posted this a while ago but no one answered and I'd
really like to know what's causing it.

Answer 1

You can try this simple fix (if Windows) -
Quit DW.
Find this folder -
C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Application
Data\Macromedia\Dreamweaver
8\Configuration\WinFileCache-*.dat
(these folders are normally hidden - you may have to use
Explorer > Tools >
Folder Options to unhide them)
and delete it.
Restart DW. Works better?
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"Ellen Finkelstein" <[email protected]>
wrote in message
news:edvp0d$1l4$[email protected]..
> Almost every time I save after making a change in
Dreamweaver, I get this
> message:
> "The following translators were not loaded due to
errors:
> The following JavaScript error(s) occurred:
>
> unknown jsval type ----- for XDR."
> Where those hyphens are in the last line are two boxes
and an uppercase A
> with
> an umlaut (two dots) above it -- in other words, some
strange characters.
>
> Does anyone know what this means? I can't reproduce the
message now, but
> the
> new content is not appearing.
> Thanks,
> Ellen
> P.S. I posted this a while ago but no one answered and
I'd really like to
> know
> what's causing it.
>