Recently, when I load my web page using IE I have been getting the error: "Stack overflow at line: 0" <br />
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I am using Angelfire as my host and from what I have been able to discover on line it has something to do with their banner ads. I also still have the page available with my old ISP (before moving to cable)<br />
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The error does not appear on the old site. It also does not show up when using Mozilla (but the banner ad is superimposed on top).<br />
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I have contacted angelfire and they are 'working on the problem.' Is there any code I could put on my page that would possibly eliminate this problem. I would hate to have to post "Best viewed with Mozilla". I also have some Javascript that does not show in Mozilla but does in IE (on the weekday, Saturday, & Sunday pages), but that doesn't bother me as much as the error.<br />
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I know, get away from the free hosting and I won't have the problem. Not an option, this was just a basic informative site I put together that I don't think has any commercial (or monetary) advantages, so I will not register a domain and pay a monthly fee.<br />
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Thanks, Jack<!--content-->You could try supressing the error:<script type="text/javascript"><br />
//<![CDATA[<br />
self.onerror = function() { return true; }<br />
//]]><br />
</script><!--content-->Thanks for the quick response. I was all set to add those lines of code and see if it worked. Before I did I went back to the pages that displayed the error, and to my suprise the error did not pop up. Had to do a double take and make sure I wasn't using Mozilla. Maybe Angelfire really was working on the problem.<br />
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Thanks again, I'll hang on to that code just in case.<!--content-->Originally posted by fredmv <br />
You could try supressing the error:<script type="text/javascript"><br />
//<![CDATA[<br />
self.onerror = function() { return true; }<br />
//]]><br />
</script> <br />
<br />
I tried adding that code and still got the error. It also allowed some lines of code to diplay on the web page. I finally removed it and at least the code doesn't show. <br />
<br />
It's a strange problem, because it does not alway show up. I have checked on several different computers and OS's and one time it will show the error and others it wont.<br />
<br />
It is definately an Angelfire problem though, because on my FCC.net host I dont have the problem, and it never happens in Mozilla.<!--content-->I found your post because I was struggling with a stack overflow problem myself and I was looking for an answer. Here is a post I found on another help site that not only educated me about stack overflow, but also SOLVED my problem. <br />
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Try it and see if it helps you.<br />
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Date: November 05, 2003 at 05:14:02 Pacific<br />
Subject: Stack Overflow<br />
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Reply: <br />
Answer and solution here:<br />
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Good luck! <br />
<br />
gwynaedd<!--content-->That error only popped up for a week or so and then stopped. I believe in my case it had to do with an internal Angelfire problem.<!--content-->Hi,<br />
<br />
I encountered the same problem and i removed the SmartNavigation = "true" from my page directive. I dint get the error after that.<br />
<br />
Parvathy Padmanabhan<!--content-->I used to get 'stack overflow' errors alot back when I used Win_98 and viewed a particular page that employed a 'status bar shootout' script. If the text is=n the status bar is tweaked with javascript, it can be made to have 'scrolling text' sort~of, -but it often causes stack overflow...<br />
There's been a raft of complaints that seem to be coming from sites on angelfire... consider getting a new freehost, people? An AD-FREE free host? Don't forget, often THEIR ads are what is crashing YOUR site... think about it.
<!--content-->
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.angelfire.com/rnb/moodyb...0/archive2.html">http://www.angelfire.com/rnb/moodyb...0/archive2.html</a><!-- m --><br />
<br />
I am using Angelfire as my host and from what I have been able to discover on line it has something to do with their banner ads. I also still have the page available with my old ISP (before moving to cable)<br />
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://members.fcc.net/jlkaplan/archive2.html">http://members.fcc.net/jlkaplan/archive2.html</a><!-- m --><br />
<br />
The error does not appear on the old site. It also does not show up when using Mozilla (but the banner ad is superimposed on top).<br />
<br />
I have contacted angelfire and they are 'working on the problem.' Is there any code I could put on my page that would possibly eliminate this problem. I would hate to have to post "Best viewed with Mozilla". I also have some Javascript that does not show in Mozilla but does in IE (on the weekday, Saturday, & Sunday pages), but that doesn't bother me as much as the error.<br />
<br />
I know, get away from the free hosting and I won't have the problem. Not an option, this was just a basic informative site I put together that I don't think has any commercial (or monetary) advantages, so I will not register a domain and pay a monthly fee.<br />
<br />
Thanks, Jack<!--content-->You could try supressing the error:<script type="text/javascript"><br />
//<![CDATA[<br />
self.onerror = function() { return true; }<br />
//]]><br />
</script><!--content-->Thanks for the quick response. I was all set to add those lines of code and see if it worked. Before I did I went back to the pages that displayed the error, and to my suprise the error did not pop up. Had to do a double take and make sure I wasn't using Mozilla. Maybe Angelfire really was working on the problem.<br />
<br />
Thanks again, I'll hang on to that code just in case.<!--content-->Originally posted by fredmv <br />
You could try supressing the error:<script type="text/javascript"><br />
//<![CDATA[<br />
self.onerror = function() { return true; }<br />
//]]><br />
</script> <br />
<br />
I tried adding that code and still got the error. It also allowed some lines of code to diplay on the web page. I finally removed it and at least the code doesn't show. <br />
<br />
It's a strange problem, because it does not alway show up. I have checked on several different computers and OS's and one time it will show the error and others it wont.<br />
<br />
It is definately an Angelfire problem though, because on my FCC.net host I dont have the problem, and it never happens in Mozilla.<!--content-->I found your post because I was struggling with a stack overflow problem myself and I was looking for an answer. Here is a post I found on another help site that not only educated me about stack overflow, but also SOLVED my problem. <br />
<br />
Try it and see if it helps you.<br />
<br />
=======================================<br />
Date: November 05, 2003 at 05:14:02 Pacific<br />
Subject: Stack Overflow<br />
<br />
Reply: <br />
Answer and solution here:<br />
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;816362">http://support.microsoft.com/default.as ... -us;816362</a><!-- m --><br />
=======================================<br />
<br />
Good luck! <br />
<br />
gwynaedd<!--content-->That error only popped up for a week or so and then stopped. I believe in my case it had to do with an internal Angelfire problem.<!--content-->Hi,<br />
<br />
I encountered the same problem and i removed the SmartNavigation = "true" from my page directive. I dint get the error after that.<br />
<br />
Parvathy Padmanabhan<!--content-->I used to get 'stack overflow' errors alot back when I used Win_98 and viewed a particular page that employed a 'status bar shootout' script. If the text is=n the status bar is tweaked with javascript, it can be made to have 'scrolling text' sort~of, -but it often causes stack overflow...<br />
There's been a raft of complaints that seem to be coming from sites on angelfire... consider getting a new freehost, people? An AD-FREE free host? Don't forget, often THEIR ads are what is crashing YOUR site... think about it.
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