Win98 / IE 5.5 it does just fine
'stack overflow' means that you have created too many objects and vars,
or too large massive(s).
JavaScript's engine memory limitations is a huge secret, you cannot find
it anywhere on the Web.
Still these borders are very large now , the last "stack overflow" I
could get on Netscape 3.0 (Gold Edition) years and years ago.
I think it has something to do with the "hot debug" mode, when you have
a local copy, a remote copy, and continuously making reloads of both.
This may make the system a bit dizzy.
Mark <ml*****@rcn.com> wrote in message
news:bn*********@bob.news.rcn.net...
Could someone please give me a hand?
I have created a navigation bar for a Web site I assist with.
Everything works fine if I use the files while offline, i.e., the
files that I created are sitting on my hard disk. But when I use the same files
uploaded to the site, I get 'stack overflow at line: 28' (or line 0 if I change
the advanced setting in IE options) whenever I mouseout of the navigation
bar. The site is:
www.sudburyminutemen.org/test_site/
I get the same errors when I use WinXP Home and Win2000 Pro.
Thanks.