while i browse on the internet explorer, some times i find a error which is explained below?

Question

beneath in the left side bottom a yellow traingle is formed. it is displayed as error and it appears off and on. kindly explain what this error is and how to rectify this.

Answer 1

That sign indicates that there is a JavaScript error on the page. If any of the JS statement goes wrong then it will terminate all the rest statements but it will continue with the HTML page. Some sites really depends upon javascript to run properly in that case you will need to have JS enabled in your browser. But you dont need to worry about that sign.

I dont know but some say it might be because of low virtual memory(around .5%).

For better, secure and faster browsing use opera or firefox they are the best browsers around.

Answer 2

That sign indicates that there is a JavaScript error on the page. Remember Java ans JavaScript is different. If any of the JS statement goes wrong then it will terminate all the rest statements but it will continue with the HTML page. Some sites really depends upon javascript to run properly in that case you will need to have JS enabled in your browser. But you dont need to worry about that sign as it is the programmers fault or the browser in compatibility. Is programmer follows w3c standard while coding then this error will not occur in any kind of browser.
For ex suppose if we write window.location="pagename"
then it will not work in IE 5.0 but will work on IE 5.5.
To eliminate this error the code must be like this :
window.location.href="pagename"
But don't worry it is all web programming.

Answer 3

It's often caused by badly coded java applets that fail to load correctly often resulting in badly formed pages and the error message you see. Try an alternate browser on the page to see if the error recurs. If it does you should contact the webmaster and ask them to address the problem. Good luck!

Answer 4

It's often caused by badly coded java applets that fail to load correctly often resulting in badly formed pages and the error message you see. Try an alternate browser on the page to see if the error recurs. If it does you should contact the webmaster and ask them to address the problem. Good luck!

Source(s):

eXPerience

Answer 5

I haven't used IE for a long time, but If i remember orrectly it appears when a JavaScript error has happened. If the site carries on working as it should and nothing odd happens then I wouldn't worry. If odd things do happen then contact the webmaster and tell them.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

IE always used to do that to me, so I did a free download of Opera, and Opera's Java works fine, no problem. Come on over to the life of easy browsing, join the Opera community! ^-^