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sometimes when I am opening the internet site I got such a message : Internet explorer cannot open the internet site, operation aborted. I googled thi but it say's to change body element, script comand, but I even don't know where I can find the script comand. If somebody know the solution please post.


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The problem isn't the browser, it's the script that is being sent to the browser from the web site. Enable script debugging in IE tools > advanced options if you want to see the script and where the problem lies.

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The problem isn't the browser, it's the script that is being sent to the browser from the web site. Enable script debugging in IE tools > advanced options if you want to see the script and where the problem lies.

when I am using mozila firefox I do not have this problem, but I like better IE 7. I enabled script debugging, now how I can see the script blog or something like this how can I find this sript command. Thanks for helping.

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The problem isn't the browser, it's the script that is being sent to the browser from the web site. Enable script debugging in IE tools > advanced options if you want to see the script and where the problem lies.

when I am using mozila firefox I do not have this problem, but I like better IE 7. I enabled script debugging, now how I can see the script blog or something like this how can I find this sript command. Thanks for helping.

The problem is how IE's script parser (jscript.dll) is parsing the script. You may have already seen this and this, but they're good reads on the subject. You might want to send an email to the webmaster of the site to see if he would fix his jscript. Technically, IE is throwing the error because the script has issues that the jscript VM doesn't handle - and if we're being technical, the script is trying to add or remove an element (or elements) from an incomplete or unparsed DOM, which is outside of spec.

If firefox handles it, that's great, but it's still a script that is out of spec, and throwing the error. The webmaster or dev will have to fix the script as per the KB article in the second link to bring his script into spec.

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The problem isn't the browser, it's the script that is being sent to the browser from the web site. Enable script debugging in IE tools > advanced options if you want to see the script and where the problem lies.

when I am using mozila firefox I do not have this problem, but I like better IE 7. I enabled script debugging, now how I can see the script blog or something like this how can I find this sript command. Thanks for helping.

The problem is how IE's script parser (jscript.dll) is parsing the script. You may have already seen this and this, but they're good reads on the subject. You might want to send an email to the webmaster of the site to see if he would fix his jscript. Technically, IE is throwing the error because the script has issues that the jscript VM doesn't handle - and if we're being technical, the script is trying to add or remove an element (or elements) from an incomplete or unparsed DOM, which is outside of spec.

If firefox handles it, that's great, but it's still a script that is out of spec, and throwing the error. The webmaster or dev will have to fix the script as per the KB article in the second link to bring his script into spec.

I am sorry that I am disturbing you, but I want to understand me correctly, the problems occures on different site's it's doesn't matter which site I am opening, sometimes I got the "operation aborted" message on yahoo.com, sometimes on another site, even it happened on this site (www.msfn.org). I found how to solve the problem but I do not know how to rich, to find the script blog I mean this page

<html>

<body>

<div>

<script type="text/Javascript">

document.body.innerHTML+="sample text";

</script>

</div>

</body>

</html>

where I can find this ?

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If you're getting it on every site, then perhaps your javascript parser is busted. I would suggest installing WSH 5.7 again on your system, if possible.

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If you're getting it on every site, then perhaps your javascript parser is busted. I would suggest installing WSH 5.7 again on your system, if possible.

I cannot install WSH 5.7, it says that on the system is already runing the newer version of WSH

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If you're getting it on every site, then perhaps your javascript parser is busted. I would suggest installing WSH 5.7 again on your system, if possible.

I cannot install WSH 5.7, it says that on the system is already runing the newer version of WSH

Try running regsvr32 /u %windir%\system32\jscript.dll, then running regsvr32 %windir%\system32\jscript.dll to see if re-registering it fixes things.

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