Scripts

[Gloria E]

Must have been a really serious error on the web page (not your fault!)

I knew it wasn't my fault because the notice said the error occurred on the webpage. When I clicked yes that I wanted to continue using scripts the message kept coming back, when I decided to select no, after a couple of no's the message went away and I was able to print the page.

[HansV]

You might notify the web master, but don't hold your breath...

[BobH]

Hi Gloria!

I wouldn't bother trying to notify a web page author of an error in his script . . . unless it was someone i knew and wanted to give a "heads up." I say this assuming it unlikely that one would reach the actual person responsible and that one might be dragged into a debugging session that could become tedious.

Just my opinion, of course, and worth far less than 2 cents American.

[Gloria E]

Hi Gloria!

I wouldn't bother trying to notify a web page author of an error in his script . . . unless it was someone i knew and wanted to give a "heads up." I say this assuming it unlikely that one would reach the actual person responsible and that one might be dragged into a debugging session that could become tedious.

Just my opinion, of course, and worth far less than 2 cents American.

I value your opinion Bob. You know, you're right, the only time I notified an author or web master was when I notified him/her on this forum. And I got a swift reply, and that's unusual.