Internet Explorer Script Error

[steveh35]

Does anyone else get these error messages been getting them at most MG casinos but they normally go after one click but at Mummys Gold it reappears every one minute and takes 5 clicks to get rid.

Spoke to live help who say its not an issue they can deal with despite the fact they said it generated from their website.

Anyone know how to sort this without changing browser user.

 

[bisbis]

you try with a clean the hard disk. i advice this software:

CCleaner

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[silcnlayc]

Have you tried turning off your script debugging in IE ?


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[Seventh777]

Easy options 1st, try this...

Open Internet Explorer
Open the Tools menu
Select the Internet Options menu item
Open the Advanced tab
Check the box next to "Disable script debugging"
Remove the check next to "Display a notification about every script error"
Click the OK button

If this doesn`t cure it, then it is most definitely a direct source problem....

Java Applets, Active scripting, Glossary Link Active X controls are being blocked. This blocking can be the due to the configuration of Internet Explorer, an anti virus program, or a network firewall.

Your anti virus software is configured to scan your Downloaded Program Files or Temporary Internet Files folders.

The relevant scripting engine on your computer is corrupt or outdated.

Internet-related folders on your computer are corrupt.

Your video card drivers are corrupt or outdated.

Direct X is corrupt or outdated on your computer.

Hope this helps.

P.S.
Some MG casinos bug out badly if you do not make IE default browser, try that also, and go into event viewer and see what the IE event viewer says.

 

[steveh35]

Thought it was solved appears to still be doing it

 

[Rogerb]

Thought it was solved appears to still be doing it

Yeah.
I been getting these "errors" on many MG casinos.
Also when my pc (Wind7,64bit) was new.
I play on many MG casinos,and i get the script error on,lets say,about 30% of them. (and yes,if i get it once i always get them the same place)
I can give you all the names (casino groups) that gives me this error,if that are of any interest.

 

[vinylweatherman]

Yeah.
I been getting these "errors" on many MG casinos.
Also when my pc (Wind7,64bit) was new.
I play on many MG casinos,and i get the script error on,lets say,about 30% of them. (and yes,if i get it once i always get them the same place)
I can give you all the names (casino groups) that gives me this error,if that are of any interest.

IE does NOT adhere to agreed standards, and this can sometimes cause such errors. Microsoft seems to think it is in charge of international HTML standards, but it is not.

Microgaming expect IE to be the default browser, yet do NOT use the same bespoke standards as Microsoft, but the international standards (which they are SUPPOSED to be using anyway). This can generate these errors. They WILL keep on happening once they start because they are a property of the website being displayed by the casino lobby using the browser plug-in. They will keep on happening until the casino changes the content of it's default lobby home page, at which point they could disappear just as quickly as they started.

Despite being an irritant, I have not seen any real consequence of such errors, and the casino seems happy if you bypass the error using "continue running scripts" options upon receiving this error.

The most common error I have been getting is an "object" error, usually of the type "this object does not support.........." followed by a line number and brief excerpt of the offending code.

Other than normal maintenance, such as CCleaner as suggested, and keeping up with updates, there is little that can be done by the user except change browser, or switch off the script debugging to prevent the annoying (and usually irrelevant) interruptions.

MGS Viper lobbies don't like IE NOT to be the default browser, and changing browser may produce more problems than it solves.

I hear IE 9 is coming out soon, and Microsoft have "fixed" some issues known with the current IE 8, so trying IE 9 (Beta) might be worth a shot.

Vista and casinos didn't get along too well for over a year, and Windows 7 is still new enough for bugs to still remain with niche applications (such as online casinos).