No, sweede said that wowhead does not provide xml for spells yet.

You definitely need to get this fixed. The reference to the Wowhead JavaScript widget needs to be before the base declaration in vBulletin. Brought down a bunch of my users today before I randomly remembered reading about this in this thread.

I ended up fixing it by just caching the external JavaScript locally for now. Looking into a more elegant solution presently.

This was more insidious than I had imagined. Not only is there a conflict with base and the external script, but apparently modifying the headers while a page is loading (which is exactly what this plugin attempts to do) causes the operation aborted error as well.

More details here: http://shauninman.com/archive/2007/0...ration_aborted

I don't know why, but i am completly unable to reproduce the issue in IE 7.0. It really limits my ability to test and debug this issue completly.

Also, my plugin doesnt modify the headers in IE. It modifies the headers in PHP memory before IE even knows it exists. This isn't the source of the error.

It's the wowhead javascript file that is the apparent problem. It also appears that a possible solution is simply adding a </base> tag to close off the <base> tag.

For those who do and can reproduce this issue, try modifying the wowhead_headerinclude template and add </base> to the very first line (before <!-- WoWHead Mouseover-Tooltips --> )

and let me know how that works for you ?

I found that users with different permissions for photoplog also caused the error.

I'm just installing the vbsurvey tool atm, will try your fix after that's done.

Yeah, I completely removed your insertion into the header by disabling the specific hook and added the entries in manually with a locally cached copy of power.js...and I am still having issues.

Trying your fix now as well. I'll report back here with results.

Adding </base> at the top of the default template worked for me. Dirty workaround though. :)

it doesnt seem to be an issue with IE7 except in rare rare instances, this seems to be pointed to older IE such as IE 6 which apparently quite of my users still use.

I am also seeing the vbulletin SQL_DB::escape_string_like errors. A Fix for this would be greatly appreciated.

Unless most of the functions that are defined in vbulletin_wowhead.php (that are duplicated by the vbulletin plugin) are commented out, you get duplicate defined functions. With the functions commented, SQL_DB::escape_string_like errors occur.

This appears to indicate the use of EQDKP hack and the use of the vbulletin mod are mutually exclusive.

Is there a way that the items can be shown in German?