How to Fix Script Error Messages
Script error messages occur due to Internet Explorer not properly reading the script from a website. Script error messages can become annoying over time. In the end, the webpage developer can fix script errors on a webpage but you can fix the script error prompts through Internet Explorer to stop pop-ups.
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Instructions
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Double-click on the Internet Explorer browser icon on the desktop to run the program.
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Click on "Tools" located in the top menu bar in the Explorer page.
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Select "Internet Options" in the drop-down menu.
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Click the "Advanced" tab, on the top of the "Internet Options" dialog box. Internet Explorer advanced options will appear in the "Settings" box.
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Find the "Disable script debugging (Internet Explorer)" and "Disable script debugging (Other)" options in the list. Place a check in the boxes by these two settings.
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Take off the checkmark from the "Display a notification about every script error" option box.
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Click "Apply" then click on the "OK" button to initiate the changes and fix the script error messages.
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Sylvia Fee
Nov 06, 2010
The best way to do this is to 1. copy the url of the page that the script error is from, usually some ad. (find it in the the script error pop up) 2. Then open Internet Options and go to the [Security] tab then click on "Restricted Sites." Next click on "Sites" and add the url to the restricted sites list. 3. Optional but while you have the options menu open, click on the [Privacy] tab then on sites and add the url there also. you should get one more pop up telling you the page might not display properly but you will no longer get the script error pop up. Hope this helps everyone.
