Ok...
I did not succeed in fixing that issue. Nevertheless, a colleague told
me about "multiple_ie", which is an application that allows to install
(in stand alone) all desired versions of IE. This software seems to
work well, as it has solved my issue (but the "standard" IE still
won't work).
T
Hi !
Thanks for the answer. But, if it is due to the code, why does it work
on another developer computer, with the exact same code ?
And why would it work for one tester out of 3 ?
I can't explain that, and as far as I can't explain that, I will not
likely consider it is due to the code.
Actual
Some of my clients have actually seen this, too:
Javascript Error: 'document.body' is null or not an object
The error line refers to the line "document.body.appendChild( div );"
in jquery.js.
It has definitely happened for people on IE6, and I believe for people
on IE7 as well... however, it is
Up :)
On Jun 10, 6:40 pm, Lideln wrote:
> Up !
>
> I really need some help... Am I the only one experiencing such a
> problem ?
> I can't use IE6 for now... It's really paralyzing me because I work in
> a professional environment.
>
> Thank you all for your help !
>
> On Jun 8, 12:18 pm, Lideln
Up !
I really need some help... Am I the only one experiencing such a
problem ?
I can't use IE6 for now... It's really paralyzing me because I work in
a professional environment.
Thank you all for your help !
On Jun 8, 12:18 pm, Lideln wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Thank you for that long answer !
>
> The
Hi,
Thank you for that long answer !
The problem is that on my computer and that of my colleague where it
bugs, we are automatically redirected to the login page. So it'll be
hard to compare the two versions of HTML.
I also tried to deactivate debugging in IE6 (the two checkboxes in the
options
there is one more thing which i forgot to mention earlier...
if i encounter an IE specific error the first thing i do is disable
all debugging addons in IE, restore all the advanced options to
default.
open the source code in IE of your colleague(on whose computer it is
working fine).
open the s
Hop another fresh news update :
It works for another colleague who is pointing on my machine... But it
doesn't for I and another colleague.
My apache-thing idea does not suit now...
I'm totally lost...
On Jun 8, 10:08 am, Lideln wrote:
> Ok, another discovery :
>
> Maybe it does not come from
Ok, another discovery :
Maybe it does not come from jQuery or javascript itself. In fact, I
have a team mate that has the same SVN code as I have, and in IE6 it
works fine on its computer. For me, PHP is creating 6 session files
when I have the bug in IE6, and only one session file when it works
Could it be that it comes from hardware or something else, rather than
the code itself ?
Because I deleted my work folder, and I checkouted from SVN to a
revision that was working for me last week... And guess what ? It
still bugs !
I don't understand a thing...
On Jun 8, 9:07 am, Lideln wrote
Ok there is some progress...
I manage to get the error in Firefox too !
How can I do that ? Let me explain everything :
In IE :
The error shows up when I try to login AND when the login is
successful (but strangely, it still occurs in the login.php page
instead of main.php)
In FF :
The errors
Hi,
Thank you all for your answers !
The problem is, that nobody else got this error, just me. And the
other problem is that neither Firebug or WebDeveloper tell me of
errors (they both detect different errors sometimes). IE6 bugs only on
this line, and I tried to comment the inclusion of the tw
That's a check for proper W3C box model support, as you can see it
runs on document.ready (jQuery(function...), so it's impossible that
the document body doesn't exist yet. Kranti is right, it's likely a
previous error that's causing it.
On Jun 5, 9:07 am, Lideln wrote:
> Hi !
>
> I have an issu
i dont have a faintest idea why this is happening. and i am sure that
i am not providing a solution to your
problem.
but from my experience of debugging JS errors on IE 6 (while it
works fine on IE 7) i can tell you that probably you encountered a IE
6 specific JS error before that line of co
Use
var body= document.getElementsByTagName('body')[0]
body.appendChild( div );
body.removeChild( div );
On Jun 5, 9:07 pm, Lideln wrote:
> Hi !
>
> I have an issue... What is weird, is that my colleagues don't have
> it ! (and I did not have it this morning)
> It happens only on IE6... Everyth
Hi,
I am using strict doctype, but I think I tried loose too but no
success.
I don't "do" the append thing, what I quoted is the jquery 3.2 library
code where it fails (I was previously using the minified version, but
not handy to debug)
Any idea ?
On Jun 6, 5:27 am, Aaron Gundel wrote:
> What
What is your doctype for the page? strict doctypes will render under
document.documentElement rather than document.body.
Not sure if there's any particular reason you're doing it this way
though. It would probably be much simpler to do something like
jQuery("body").append("")
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