| Hell Bomb |
09-27-2010 06:13 PM |
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Originally Posted by Sajeth
(Post 2060402)
Your long story short: you have very little experience in optimizing code for all browsers and web development in general.
First, YES, Internet Explorer does a lot of strange things, one of those strange things is giving useless error messages when the code in fact is valid.
Second, NO, there is not the slightest need for such messages in a live environment.
Third, if you get a "real error", propably the last thing you need to notice it is getting another MIE error message. And in debug mode, those errors are shown anyways.
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Hate to thread dig, but must give me $0.02 but i agree with you to an extent, As we all know IE is a poor excuse of a browser, but I have found this useful. My newest theme has a small error with the javascript because it does not work on internet explore correctly it has a built in condition to make it work with IE, but IE stil gives an error even though the javascript adds compatibility for IE. IE reads the first part of the script, understands it can't render it correctly, then prints an error, even though later in the script the IE errors are fixed. The javascript works perfect all the way back to IE6 but still shows and error, thus this is a useful script. But for the common problem it's a lot better to just fix the error. |
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