How to Fix a Web Page That Says Done Error on Page

Internet Explorer has a built-in tool that tells the user when errors occur on the web page. To fix these errors requires the web designer/developer to look at the error console and take action from there in editing the website's source code so that the error does not persist. Don't be concerned with these errors if you are not the website owner.

Instructions

Error Console

1. Open Internet Explorer and navigate to your web page. If there is an error, a symbol will appear in the lower left bottom bar. If you are using any other browser (Safari, Google Chrome, or Firefox with Firebug) you can just open "Developer Tools" and click "Console" to see errors the same way.

2. Double-click the error symbol in Internet Explorer to get the error details.

3. Click "Show Details" to see the exact code line and location where the error or errors persist.

Fixing Errors

1. Open up your favorite code editing application to edit the code to fix your website.

2. Find the same line of code that the error console describes to locate your error easily. Most code editing applications have a line numbering system built-in.

3. Fix your broken code and re-upload your fixed files to your web server. Check for errors again and repeat until fixed.

References

• World Start Tips: Done Error on Page Explanation
• Computer Hope: Internet Explorer Error: Done, but With Errors on Page