keep getting "debug" yes or no?

caris

On some web openings we keep getting runtime error, debug yes or no, what do we do, and what does it mean?, we sometimes don't get it come on for months and then all of a sudden it comes on regular, every time you click,
thanks in advance for any replies or suggestions

£$&*"($£&(

In Internet Explorer, go to the tools menu and choose internet options. Choose the advanced tab and tick the boxes which say disable script debugging.

Chippy_Minton

Also untick "Display a notification about every script error".

£$&*"($£&(

So why do we bother helping people. I not expecting pressing the thanks button but an acknowledgement is the least we should expect. And yes this person has visited a number of times today. Someone else for my ignore list.

Marty999

Well you guys have just helped me solve an identical problem on a friend's PC, so I'm grateful anyway!

johnmc

Annoying, isn't it?

It's been well thought out on here, a simple click is all that's needed. You don't even need to be vaguely literate, or should that be litR8 ?

msflowerfairy

Can i also say a huge thanks, i have had the smae thing bugging me for a while, and now it is fixed....brilliant!!

Twopints

Marty999 wrote: »

Well you guys have just helped me solve an identical problem on a friend's PC, so I'm grateful anyway!

Me too, but get over the thanks thing.

showman36

grahawk wrote: »

So why do we bother helping people. I not expecting pressing the thanks button but an acknowledgement is the least we should expect. And yes this person has visited a number of times today. Someone else for my ignore list.

If your helping people to collect thanks then youre doing it for the wrong reasons, a lot of people on here wouldnt p*** on you if you where on fire, as long as you realise that you'll be fine

johnmc

If I post a question then I will revisit that post to see if there are any answers.

Whilst I'm in there I think it's reasonable to click on "Thanks". I also do it if someone has posted a useful item.

I don't expect to be put out by kidney waste and I certainly won't be put off by ignorance, which failure to acknowledge valuable assistance, offered for free, is. A simple "Thanks" is cheaper than 25p per minute from Virgin, for example.

My mummy brought me up properly, if I didn't say "please" and "thank you" two things would happen. Firstly I wouldn't get what ever it was I wanted and secondly she'd tell my dad ........... and then I was in trouble :-)

This modern trend away from basic manners is a failure both of the parents and the system. The Government has got it right when it says we should push these things at school as today's parents don't seem to be doing it at home.