When I load my website (cheaptrollbeads [dot]com) the following error message appears in IE 6: "Done but with Errors" when I double click on the error message here's what displays: Line: 2 Char: 209 Error: Expected ';' Code: 0 URL: cheaptrollbeads [dot]com Where do I find "line 2, char 209"? I've looked in header.php, index.php, and page.php. There's no "Line 2" with 209 characters. About 20% of the visitors (at the site where I plan to use the template) come in with IE 6. Please help.
Sorry, I'm viewing it using IE 6. About 20% of the visitors (at the site where I plan to use the template) come in with IE 6.
jangkrikjr: No, unfortunately the problem still exists. I think I may have to pay someone to fix this for me. It only appears in IE6 but I plan to use that template on sites where I get a decent number of visitors using IE 6. Thanks for checking the site with other browsers though.
Hey folks, after spending way too much time on this I've decided "to heck with this." As someone suggested at the v7n forum, "the IE6 users should upgrade." Thanks anyway guys.
Even though you have trashcanned this issue, you may want to reconsider because you stand to lose 20% of your audience and 20% of your bottomline profits can be a large amount of money. Sometimes people CANNOT upgrade their browsers. I have one machine hooked to the internet with IE 5.1 and MicroSh-t does NOT support anything newer, so there is NO way I can upgrade. Neither does FF nor any other browser that I know of. Unfortunately, I can't even upgrade the machine in this case.
Agreed, I'm just stumped as to how to proceed. I've checked everywhere I can think. I think the person that made the comment about not sweating the small stuff (at a different forum) was referencing the fact that the error doesn't prevent the page from loading in IE6. It displays an error in the status tray but the page still loads . . . . Thanks.
After playing with the source in IE6, your problem is with this line: <script src="http://cheaptrollbeads.com/wp-content/themes/FlexxProfessional/js/dropdown.js" type="text/javascript"></script> HTML: This is on line 29 in the source, and is most likely found in header.php. Look for this section of code, and you'll find it: <!--[if lt IE 7]> <link rel="stylesheet" href="http://cheaptrollbeads.com/wp-content/themes/FlexxProfessional/css/lt-ie7.css" type="text/css" media="screen" /> <script src="http://cheaptrollbeads.com/wp-content/themes/FlexxProfessional/js/dropdown.js" type="text/javascript"></script> <![endif]--> HTML: I looked at the source of that javascript file, but I didn't find a missing semi-colon on line 2, char 209. The script looks fine to me. You can get rid of the error by removing the call to the <script> tag, but you may lose a little formatting in IE6. Hope this helps.
codecre8r: THAT FIXED IT! I REM'd out the call to the script and it stopped returning the error! I can't see that it broke anything from a formatting standpoint, so I'm going to leave it. Thank you so much for taking the time to troubleshoot and resolve this issue for me! I've posted this problem at several different forums and you're the only person that provided a real solution. Thanks!