How do I avoid errors in Internet Explorer when using xsl and xml and the xsl is not where it should be?
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I don't think it is a bug. If an xml file uses an xsl file, it is reported by IE because the display would not be as expected by the xml author. I am not aware of any way to supress this error.
1037322
Go to VIEW on the menu and then go to TOOLBAR. Make sure for IE it is set to standard toolbar and for Windows Explorer, make sure its set to standard buttons. The VIEW option is on top with File, Edit, etc.\n\nIf you still have problems, just contact me.
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I would guess it is not EVERYTIME. You do not have Javascript error warnings turned off (which you should).\n\nHere's how to do it in IE.\n\nTOOLS\nINTERNET OPTIONS\nADVANCED\nDISABLE SCRIPT DEBUGGING (Internet Explorer) \n(check this)\n\nThat should solve your problem.
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That was happening to me.  Try using Firefox instead.  It's better anyway although (lol) I'm on my new computer using IE.  :)
513682
Use JavaScript. Using .NET will only work with Internet Explorer.
862131
hey, try installing Opera or a higher version of Internet Explorer.\n           I use Netscape and dont get errors...
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may be a fault in java scripting  , or some errors in IE ,make update for both
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You have a couple things you could do.  One is to try firefox (http://www.mozilla.org)\n\nAnother, is to call tech support.  There are a hundred things that could cause your problem with internet explorer.\n\nOr, try these and if they don't work contact internet explorer.\n* Clear your cache.  (Tools -> Options -> Button that says 'Delete Files')\n* Restart your computer\n* Update windows files using Windowsupdate (http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com)\n* Update any antivirus/firewall software on the computer.  if this doesn't work at this point remove and reinstall any antivirus/firewall software on the computer.\n* Still a no go, call your internet service providers tech support.
538483
something problem in your Internet explorer
1147812
The best way to fix IE is Firefox
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I have no idea. Why are you using Internet Explorer still anyway?!?!\nGet Firefox! It should fix your problem! http://www.getfirefox.com/
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It sounds like you're running into the edit that appears in IE for various  ActiveX behavior. This fix went into Windows in the last couple of months.\n\nThe problem shouldn't occur on all sites. It really depends on the web developer. There is a short term patch you can install which will buy you some time. The change in behavior was the result of a lawsuit.\n\nThe easier workaround may be to use Firefox or Opera, but  I realize some site require Internet Explorer.
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right click on ur destop->properties->desktop option->customize desktop option->click on internet explorer->apply->click ok.\nthink tat shud solve the problem.
89252
Not knowing what version of Windows you are using. Explorer uses IE to open up folders. that could be what you're seeing.
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actually IE.6 is better than IE.6. i also had the same problem. i reinstalled IE.6.
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Uninstall IE6 then reinstall it again,,, do not upgrade to IE7 except if you have  win xp sp2 with valid licencse
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XSLT can be done both on the serverside and client side.\n\n\nTo serve client side, you need to be serving your documents as MIME type application/xml and include an XML stylesheet declaration.\ne.g.\n\n<?xml version="1.0" ?>\n<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="/myxslt.xsl"?>\n<rest of xml document .......>\n\nBrowsers support is not actually so bad.\n\nIE5.5+, FireFox, Safari, Opera, Konqueror will all handle correctly. \n\nFor extra brownie points you could also implement a browser detect and look for the browers "Accept" header (firefox's accept header looks like:\nAccept: text/xml, application/xml, application/xhtml+xml, text/html; q=0.9, text/plain; q=0.8, image/png, */*; q=0.5\n)\nIf application/xml is not in the header you can fall back to serverside.\n\nThe number of clients that you end up serving serverside transforms to will be very small.