Message: "A script is running on this page..."

FlyingMouse · Post by **FlyingMouse** » Sep Tue 18, 2007 11:30 pm

casrin wrote:I'm getting the same with (the latest) Firefox on the PC at home on the Now Playing page.

I wanted to second the getting the error on Firefox as well.

wdwannabe · Post by **wdwannabe** » Sep Thu 27, 2007 1:22 pm

Yes, I am getting it on both, IE, and Foxfire....
I usually let the page on with what is playing and what it next...
I thought it was me...or my computer... I am using Windows Me, and thought it was just using the older program.

AVITWeb · Post by **AVITWeb** » Sep Sat 29, 2007 10:51 am

I have been getting it for quite some time as well, but when it started, I chalked it up to my old machine. Now I have a new machine and it still happens...But now it tends to happen when I try to navigate away from the NOW PLAYING page.

FlyingMouse · Post by **FlyingMouse** » Oct Mon 01, 2007 3:43 pm

AVITWeb wrote:...But now it tends to happen when I try to navigate away from the NOW PLAYING page.

Uh oh. Subsonic has become self-aware, and doesn't want you to leave the Now Playing page.

Just don't ask it to open the pod bay door...

Post by **rdeacon** » Oct Mon 01, 2007 4:56 pm

all part of our master plan...

Next stop skynet!!!

Rich

Jacca5660 · Post by **Jacca5660** » Oct Sat 20, 2007 8:50 am

I think I have a fix for Windows XP pack 2. I went into my control panel, then into Internet options, then into advance, I then disabled script debugging for IE and have not gotten the error message again. Remember I'm no programmer and I'm not sure of all the ramification of what this will do to my hard drive. I will post if something else happens

AKLRULZ · Post by **AKLRULZ** » Oct Sat 20, 2007 11:03 am

rdeacon wrote:all part of our master plan...

Next stop skynet!!!

Rich

LOL.

I'm also getting the error wherever I log in (laptop or desktop) and in any browser.

casrin · Post by **casrin** » Oct Sun 21, 2007 2:33 pm

Jacca5660 wrote:I think I have a fix for Windows XP pack 2. I went into my control panel, then into Internet options, then into advance, I then disabled script debugging for IE and have not gotten the error message again. Remember I'm no programmer and I'm not sure of all the ramification of what this will do to my hard drive. I will post if something else happens

I wonder if that would make any difference for me, as I'm using Firefox? Will have to try...