Internet Explorer Error On Page Invalid Argument
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ProductsHomearound the homeproductivityHow to Fix Web Page Errors With an Invalid ArgumentHow to Fix Web Page Errors With an Invalid ArgumentBy Suvro BanerjiWebpage errors with an "Invalid argument" is a runtime error that occurs when you are trying open a webpage with a
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faulty code on your Internet Explorer. This type of error 0x80070057 - javascript runtime error: invalid argument. has nothing to do with your computer or your web browser. It occurs because the webpage
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you are trying to open has issues or problems with its programming. This process will get rid of such error messages. The fix is easy and quick.Step error invalid argument. at anonymous function 1Launch "Internet Explorer."Step 2Click on "Tools" and select "Internet Options."Step 3Hit the "Advanced" tab. Scroll down the list to find the subheading "Browsing."Step 4Put a check mark next to "Disable script debugging (Internet Explorer)."Step 5Put a check mark next to "Disable script debugging (Other)."Step 6Clear the check mark next to "Display a notification about ie11 "invalid argument." -angular every script error."Step 7Click on "Apply" and hit "OK" to end task.References & ResourcesMicrosoft: Fix Runtime Errors in Internet ExplorerRelated8 Tech-Savvy Movies to Watch With Your KidsEntertainment9 Ways to Watch the Presidential Debates OnlineEntertainmentHow Do I Scan From My HP Printer to My PC?ProductivityHow to Restore Your Computer's Settings to an Earlier DateProductivitySmart Health: 10 Smart Sensors to Improve Your WorkoutProductivityHOW WE SCOREABOUT USCONTACT USTERMS OF USEPRIVACY POLICY©2016 Demand Media, Inc.Login | Sign UpSign UpLog InCreate an account and join the conversation!Or Forgot Password? Remember meLog InCancelBy signing up or using the Techwalla services you agree to the Techwalla Terms of Use and Privacy PolicySign UpLog InCreate an account and join the conversation! Get news about the products and tech you really care about. We'll never spam you!Sign UpCancelBy signing up or using the Techwalla services you agree to the Techwalla Terms of Use and Privacy PolicySign UpLog InWe'll send you an email to reset your password.SubmitCancel
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which underpin entire organisations. If you're up for the challenge - contact us today. An eclectic collection of articles, case studies and opinion pieces ranging from the creative process to technical tips... Blog Anonymous functions to the rescue Recently I was having trouble with a few lines of javascript in which Iused the setTimeOut method to defer the running of a function called goToLocation. Here's the code: var t = setTimeout(goToLocation('/download/'),2000); In Firefox everything appears to be fine and the code executes as expected. However, IE will throw an error "Invalid argument". For once this is a good thing... Why the error? Whilst it would be easy to blame this on Internet Explorer, in fact the reason for this error is that we're using the setTimeOut() method incorrectly. According to a well respected reference setTimeOut expects either: A "script expression" - either a line of code as a string or an actual function (eg: myFunction() ). A reference to a function - ie: a function name without the parenthesis In the example above we're trying to call the function goToLocation() and also pass one argument to the function. The issue is with the way we're passing the arguments. The problem with arguments According to various references, trying to pass arguments in the first parameter of setTimeOut() is not valid. The method won't be able to interpret the function call and will throw an error. In fact, officially setTimeOut() accepts 3 parameters: A function expression or reference (as above) An interval in milliseconds A set of arguments to pass to the function defined in parameter #1 Knowing this then we should be able to rewrite our code thus: var t = setTimeout(goToLocation,2000, '/download/'); However, this syntax is not supported by explorer and will fail. Solution - Fixing the Internet ExplorerError So how do we get the code working? It seems there is a simple, elegant solution to this problem. Simply wrap your function call in an anonymous function and everything will work as expected. Therefore my code from the previous example now bec