I'm no genius on the computer, but can usually get by, but I am getting so frustrated with a script error that I am getting, maybe somebody knows why I am getting them. I assume that I am the only one getting it since nobody else has complained.
Here is what I am getting:
After reading a topic and replies from everbody, I click the back button on the browser and get an:

Internet Explorer Script Error
Line:238
Char:1
Error: Object Expected
Code:0
URL:http\\www.Piscat......com/ubbcgi/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=forum&f=1

after clicking yes or no(does not matter which, I get the same box, but a few things change:

Line:194
Char:2
Error:'session_j' is undefined
The rest is the same as above

When clicking on either yes of no, I keep getting the same box over and over, the only way I can get rid of it is to use control, Alt, Delete. This shuts down the whole internet application and I must sign back on again.

Anybody have ideas why this is happening? I'm running Windows ME and use aol as a provider.

Thanks for any help,
NEN

What version of Internet Explorer are you running? You should download the latest version which is 6.0 sp1. Also get rid of AOL!!
Just kidding...

Jeff

dump AOL.. It's the root of all evil!!

And it's appropriate only for shut-ins and pedophiles.. (KIDDING) :p

In IE, go to tools, options, advanced. Under "Browsing", uncheck "Display a notification about every script error". This will only fix your current problem. To bypass all future problems, download and run Mozilla at http://www.mozilla.org/ .

Try minimizing the AOL screen and open IE or Netscape by itself.

I've had that too but not recently..

Internet Explorer is displaying this message because it has encountered this error when trying to run some Javascript on the page.

The most likely cause of this error is that you are using a relatively old version of Internet Explorer (i.e. Internet Explorer 4) and it cannot deal with something on the page. Consider upgrading to a more recent version of Internet Explorer. Otherwise select 'No' and see if you can continue with the page being viewed.