Can't find Error

[Sachin]

Hi, I am debugging an application which is written using ASP runs on a
server in the intranet.
In its home page there is a horizontal munu bar and when the home page
is loading or navigate to a page by clicking the menu, IE shows the
same error........

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Line: 89
Char: 103
Error: Unterminated string constant
Code: 0
URL: http://heartin/heart/Education.ASP
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

I checked the source code of the page and in the line 89 there is only
this :

function ADDEditEducation(p_sMethod)
{
line 89 -> var sUrl;
// and the rest of the function
}

There is no char at 103.

This page import 3 javascript files contain menu and some validating
functions.
Is this error comes from that importing javascript files ?
And also when the page is loading from the cach that error doesn't
occur ?

I am an intern of this organisation, and do not know much about ASP.
Please give me some suggestions for solve this. Thank you all.

[Dag Sunde]

"Sachin" <ma*********@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Hi, I am debugging an application which is written using ASP runs on a
server in the intranet.
In its home page there is a horizontal munu bar and when the home page
is loading or navigate to a page by clicking the menu, IE shows the
same error........

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Line: 89
Char: 103
Error: Unterminated string constant
Code: 0
URL: http://heartin/heart/Education.ASP
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

I checked the source code of the page and in the line 89 there is only
this :

function ADDEditEducation(p_sMethod)
{
line 89 -> var sUrl;
// and the rest of the function
}

There is no char at 103.

IE count lines as the browser see them, not the corresponding line
in the .asp or .js files. In addition, IE's error-reporting is shaky
at best.

The error tells you that somewhere in the script there's a missing
quoute or double-quote.

Open the page in Firefox, and go to [Tools] --> [Javascript Console].
This will probably give you a much more accurate identification of
the offending line.

FF co-exists nicely with IE, so just go here and download it:
http://www.mozilla.org/

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Dag.