referencing I.E script errors

[F.N.G.]

Hello,

Internet Explorer 6 often stops web-pages from loading, to display a script error message, such as...
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! An error has occurred on this script page.

Line: 91

Char: 13

Error: Object doesn't support this property or method

Code: 0

URL: http://...

Do you want to keep running scripts on this page?

[yes] [no]

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I have a couple of questions about this:

{1.} Can the "Line:" and "Char:" where the error occurred be found easily using some application feature, such as in notepad?

... that is ... something that would find "Line: 91, Char: 13" without me having to count 91 lines of code (what distinguishes each "line", anyway?).


{2.} How can those script errors be disabled?

I tried un-checking the "Display notification about every script error" in Internet Properties, but that did nothing...

[F.N.G.]

Thanks for the link.

Fix the errors rather than finding a way around them. I wouldn't be changing anything on my machine to cater for your errors so fixing them is the only way to ensure I don't get them


That's not what I meant by the question... I have problems accessing certain websites, due to such error messages, so I'd like to be able to switch them off temporarily.

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[F.N.G.]

I didn't see anything in the 'security' settings that appeared to address that issue...

I did however go back to the 'advanced' settings, un-checked "disable script debugging", and found that to work.

That seems backward, though (which is why it hadn't occurred to me).

[F.N.G.]

I was fooled by the cache (again)... that didn't actually work; It doesn't make sense that disabling 'notification' and 'debugging' has no effect.