Re: Runtime Error in Windows NT

The loop through the submenuarray is looking for a fifth element (submenu5) 
that doesn't exist on your page (you have a title5 but no 
submenu).  Because it doesn't exist, the JavaScript cannot find the object 
document.all.submenu5 and therefore cannot apply a sytle.pixelTop to it and 
hence the Runtime error.

Hope this helps.

Eric

At 02:11 AM 8/14/2000 +1200, Mike Henden wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>Have almost completed a site for a client that is an IT company.
>
>Noticed that M$IE v.5 (for Windows) came up with the following message in 
>the status bar "Done but with errors on page (which I never saw in 
>Netscape Communicator or IE4.5 on my Mac, so was unaware of until the time 
>came to show the site to the client!). Have since checked the site using a 
>couple of HTML Validation services and stand-alone validation software, 
>and thought I had ironed out any bugs.
>
>This morning I got the following message from my client...
>
>>There is a runtime error on the navigation bar for anyone working in an NT
>>environment - I am not on NT so I am not affected, but everyone else is.
>
>I believe the page concerned is the 'navigation' page in the frameset -- 
>unfortunately as a 'designer' with HTML capability (as opposed to a 
>'programmer' with design capability), I have not struck a 'runtime' error 
>in Windows NT before, and have no idea what is causing it on this 
>particular OS.
>
>If anyone would care to offer any advice, the site can be found on a 
>'temporary URL' at:
>
>http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~mhenden/information_power
>
>All or any comments appreciated...
>
>t.i.a.
>
>MIKE
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