That is very puzzling, Danny. I don't understand how Pathfinder and
IE can produce different results, as they both use the same
underlying browser mechanism. I was hoping that IE would fail in the
same way, and we could then find the "Internet Options" setting that
when changed would allow IE to correctly render the page -- and allow
Pathfinder to correctly render the page.
73,
Dave, AA6YQ
--- In dxlab@..., "Danny Douglas" <n7dc@...> wrote:
No- when I go to EI, and input
callsign=AA6YQ, I
get no script error. Nor do I when I poke my own or some half
dozen other
calls in there.
When I go thru DXLauncher and put any call in the QRZ , including
yours or
mine, I get the script error. I note that this time, I am NOT
getting the
error when I try to use Buck.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Dave Bernstein" <aa6yq@...>
To: <dxlab@...>
Sent: Friday, August 31, 2007 11:47 PM
Subject: [dxlab] Re: script error on PathFinder
Great! Now that IE is running, please paste
into its address textbox and browse. Does this produce a scripting
error?
73,
Dave, AA6YQ
--- In dxlab@..., "Danny Douglas" <n7dc@> wrote:
OK now that I have that straighted up, and I.E. back
operational,
have gone
back to using PathFinder and find the scrupt error on
QRZ.COM
page is
still there. I also see that it is there when I click on the
Buck
button.
I have to say either yes or no on both pages, in order for them
to
actually
reach out and read the operators info as requested. Its odd,
because I have
tried every other search button at the top of the PathFinder
page,
and none
of the others comes come up with a script error - but just those
two. Tried
it on my own call, and a couple of others, all to the same
outcome.
Danny
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