Javascript Error in a basic include

[Kaelon]

Here's the code of a simple page I'm using just to generate a uniform "look and feel" for some custom content:

<?php

define('NO_REGISTER_GLOBALS', 1);
define('THIS_SCRIPT', 'main');

chdir('/full/url/to/my/forumsdir');

require_once('./global.php');

eval('print_output("' . fetch_template('mainpage') . '");');

exit;
?>

... where "mainpage" is a simple template that calls $header and $footer.

Why do I receive Javascript errors? This is in vB3.5 Beta 3.

[Andreas]

Would be useful to know which JS errors exactly ...

[Kaelon]

Error on line 2 -- object expected.
Error on line 506 -- object expected.

[Andreas]

Those errors are (non-meaningful) IE error messages?

[Kaelon]

Originally Posted by KirbyDE

Those errors are (non-meaningful) IE error messages?

Yes, correct.

The page still loads correctly, but there's literally not difference between this new template I created and the standard "FORUMHOME" template.

[Andreas]

Open the Page in Firefox and check if it still generates Errors.
If it does, please post htem (and hopefully they'll be more meaningful then)

[Kaelon]

Interesting! It doesn't generate errors in Firefox. But it does generate errors in Internet Explorer. I wonder why? The template is identical to the template code for FORUMHOME (which doesn't generate an error). Is the javascript path-specific?

[Andreas]

No, it shouldn't.

Anyway, IE is crap IMHO

[Kaelon]

Originally Posted by KirbyDE

No, it shouldn't.

Anyway, IE is crap IMHO

No disagreement from me there, Kirby =) I just think it's a bit weird that it works fine at forums/index.php, but on /mypage.php with the above code, I get the Java Error. Makes it a bit impractical for my site's target audience (which is commercial users who principally use IE).

[Biker_GA]

Could it be Microsoft's implementation of Java and what vB actually uses? What happens if you install "real" java from Sun on your PC?