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Object Expected Error In Internet Explorer 8
Tags Users Badges Ask Question x Dismiss Join the Stack Overflow Community Stack Overflow is a community of 4.7 million programmers, just object expected error in jquery like you, helping each other. Join them; it only takes a minute: Sign up Message: Object expected error in IE8 up vote 0 down vote favorite I'm getting the object expected error in IE8. It's working good object expected error in javascript while calling a function in chrome & FF. Actually, error occurred on a javascript method. for your reference, function checkForm(idNum, varNum) { alert(234); } //calling function here. checkForm(idNum, varNum); getting error in this line. i have called this method in document.ready & select box onchange events. Thanks. javascript share|improve this question edited Mar 12 '13 at 9:56 FabianCook 8,384113582 asked Mar 12 '13 at 9:37 user2003356 1521518 can you share the contents of the method –Arun P
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Johny Mar 12 '13 at 9:39 need more brief and code –user991554 Mar 12 '13 at 9:39 1 Since we don't know what checkForm, idNum or varNum are, there is very little we can do. However, have a look at the related questions on the right hand side of this page, maybe you find something helpful. –Felix Kling Mar 12 '13 at 9:40 thanks. i have commented the content of the method. but still i'm getting the same error. –user2003356 Mar 12 '13 at 9:40 write the function content –vikas Mar 12 '13 at 9:41 | show 9 more comments 1 Answer 1 active oldest votes up vote 0 down vote I assume you are using jQuery if you are using document.ready? As in $(document).ready() If you are then you want to give ready a function, not call a function As in instead of having $(document).ready(checkForm(idNum, varNum)); you would use $(document).ready(function(){checkForm(idNum, varNum);}); ready is just a function and is expecting an object to be passed to it, just like checkForm a function is an object, just like a number or string, and can be passed to other functions and then called, like so... function foo(bar){ bar(); } function foobar(){ console.log("foobar has been called"); } foobar(); foo(foobar); The output of this being "foobar has been called" "f
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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: https://bytes.com/topic/javascript/answers/728741-how-solve-object-expected-error-ie 1 hatem0 Hi all I don't know if I am in the right forum, I https://www.adspeed.com/Knowledges/904/Problems-Ad-Serving/Object-Expected-error-Internet-Explorer.html 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 object expected 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 object expected error 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 explorer page, then interenet opt
an ad shows up properly in Firefox, Safari, Opera but it shows an error "Object Expected" in Internet Explorer, you need to verify the ad code. This error usually happens in the following scenario. An HTML file contains an inline JavaScript to load remote.js and call a function in remote.js And in the file remote.js: function remoteFunction() { alert('In remote function'); } You would expect the output in this order: Before loading remote.js After loading remote.js In remote function IE gives an error message "Object Expected" because it calls the function remoteFunction() prematurely. It calls before loading the file remote.js, which contain the declaration of remoteFunction(). This is another unexpected behavior from IE. Fortunately, it can be corrected by adding the attribute defer="defer" to second script invocation. This will specifically prevent IE from executing in order to give a correct output. Other browsers are not affected by the change.Print -- Was this information helpful? Yes / No Tweet Other Articles in Problems with Ad ServingInstructions to troubleshoot and correct issues with ad servingHow do I troubleshoot "Invalid Ad Type" error?How do I troubleshoot "No Ad Found In Rotation" error?How do I troubleshoot "Permission denied" error for a Flash ad?How do I troubleshoot "Restrictions Failed" error?How do I troubleshoot clickTAG issues for a Flash ad?How do I troubleshoot my ISP's nameservers?What are VAST error codes?What is "Click to activate and u