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v3 api and some javascript to show information on a site I am building. The site works great in all browsers, even IE8. But in IE7, I get an Object Expected error on line 34 (initialize_trip function call I am guessing). I can't seem to figure out why I am getting this error. The page itself is here: http://apt4b.com/test/trips/mountain-west.php The js file that I believe is failing is here: http://apt4b.com/test/js/controller.js calling the initialize_map function located java error object expected here: http://apt4b.com/test/js/map_config.js Thanks all! javascript internet-explorer-7 share|improve this question asked Feb 5 '11 at 2:03 probbins222 7915 1 Heh...the world would be a lot better off with IE. –FeifanZ Feb 5 '11 at 2:14 3 @Inspire48.. assuming you meant without –Ben Feb 5 '11 at 2:27 add a comment| 1 Answer 1 active oldest votes up vote 5 down vote In you initialisation file (map_config.js), you have a lot of unneccessary trailling commas. While most browsers will be permisive and ignore that, it is notorious for breaking IE. E.g. { featureType: "water", elementType: "all", stylers: [ { hue: "#335a93" }, { lightness: -20 }, // <-- Here, bad. ] } Basically IE7 is probably ignoring the entire config file as bad syntax. Haven't tried but I reckon that'll fix your problem. Edit: The problematic spots are pretty obvious if you run it through jslint share|improve this answer answered Feb 5 '11 at 2:11 Ben 11.5k104685 Yes, IE7 is not tolerant to the extra commas. –Joy Dutta Feb 5 '11 at 2:27 Ben, I tried the lint and cleared out the comma warnings, but still giving me the error. Any thoughts? –probbins222 Feb 5 '11 at 4:16 The errror appears on line 318 now. probably a different problem –Ben Feb 5 '11 at 4:
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there are problems on this page's. Usually the error hints shows something like "Object Expected" http://blog.iobit.com/object-expected-problems-javascript_311.html for Javascript. How can I deal with JavaScript "Object Expected" https://bytes.com/topic/javascript/answers/728741-how-solve-object-expected-error-ie problem on my computer? The following is an example of the JavaScript Object Expected error. }, hideLayerKeypro: function() { if(document.all.keypro_layer2) { document.all.keypro_layer2.style.visibility = "hidden"; function _setClassId() { aos_set_subclsid("40″,"59B0298B-A7B5-4045-A34E-377EDF7BCB8E"); } function _aos() { function _isInstalledKeyCrypt() { if( !aos_loaded() ) { aos_write_object(); object expected AOS.keycrypt(); A: The Object Expected problems in JavaScript is due to the problem of DLL files in your system: jscript.dll and vbscript.dll. If these two DLL files missed, then usually there will be Object Expected problems in JavaScript websites. If your computer still has these two DLL files, please take the error object expected following steps to fix Ojbect Expected problems in JavaScript: 1, Click "Start Menu" - "Run", and enter "regsvr32 jscript.dll", then click yes; 2, Click "Start Menu" - "Run", and enter "regsvr32 vbscript.dll", then click yes; Tips: You can download JScript.dll and VBScript.dll here, and unzip them to c:\windows\system32\ 3, If the upper two steps notified you success, it means your IE objects' problems are fixed successfully. And then use Advanced SystemCare Free to empty the history and cookies in Internet Explorer. Then there will be no more Object Expected problems in JavaScript. And if there is nothing succeed, then please take the following steps that may fix Object Expected JavaScript problems: 1, Reset Internet Explorer or other web browsers. "Tools", "Internet Options" "Advanced", "Restore Defaults". If this step can't solve JavaScript Object Expected problems, then take the next action. 2, Reinstall Internet Explorer. 3, if the second step
Question Need help? Post your question and get tips & solutions from a community of 418,536 IT Pros & Developers. It's quick & easy. how to solve the object expected error in IE P: 1 hatem0 Hi all I don't know if I am in the right forum, I hope that someone can help me. I am not a programer, my problem is when I open a website like facebook or howstuffworks the page don't open correctly or it open but with error on page. I double click on the explamation mark, they said "object expected" in different line but the same char and code. also not only object expected I face, there is also "unterminated string constant" "object doesn't support this property or method" I don't think that the problem is from the page itself because facebook or howstuffworks have proffesional programers, in additions of that, these pages open correctly on my friend laptop. I am using IE6 - XP sp2. plz does someone have the solution or have an idea about the problem??? Oct 26 '07 #1 Post Reply Share this Question 4 Replies P: 77 helimeef Well, my first tip is to get rid of Internet Explorer and switch to Firefox. It will be much faster and nicer, and it supports what we call "standards", that every browser besides IE follows for our coding to be consistent for every browser. Now, for the errors. These are all JavaScript errors, and although they are professional programmers, they are inevitable. Google has 50 errors, Digg has 70 errors, etc. Microsoft decided to be stupid and throw the errors in users' faces... Just ignore them and use Firefox, because frankly, Internet Explorer Sucks. Oct 26 '07 #2 reply Expert Mod 5K+ P: 5,133 gits changed thread title ... don't use plzzz... etc. there ... read the posting guidelines and use a good thread title please ... kind regards Oct 26 '07 #3 reply 100+ P: 428 mrhoo In the IE menubar, click Tools. then Internet Options, then Advanced. Scroll down till you see a check box with the label, 'disable script debugging'. Make sure that one IS checked. The next one (or somewhere near it), that says 'Notify about every script error' should NOT be checked. That is how your friend's computer is set up, and why he doesn't get any warnings. Oct 27 '07 #4 reply P: 1 123cool321 Basically, all you have to do is go to Tools on your interenet expl