This is not a spyware or temporary internet files problem, I am a developer at a large website and the few clients who receive this error get it on every IE browser they encounter (we have logged in as them in a lot of places). I figured I would get that clear from the start.
The problem is probably related to iframes and some DHTML, but it works well in Mozilla Firefox for all. When IE (6) is used to access the page, the page freezes and the error that is submitted to Microsoft is this:
szAppName : IEXPLORE.EXE szAppVer : 6.0.2900.2180 szModName : hungapp
szModVer : 0.0.0.0 offset : 00000000
Please help. We advertise that Internet Explorer is the browser of choice for our app and currently are pointing these few people to Mozilla as a work around. Does anyone know what can cause this error when using DHTML with iframes
A quick overview is that I am creating a page with a series of divs (call these outer_div for this discussion) each containing an iframe 1px by 1px. The iframe src is a page that returns a div (call this inner_iframe_div for this discussion) and an onload functinality that takes the innerHTML of the 'inner_iframe_div' and puts it as the innerHTML of the div that contained the iframe to begin with.
in other words the iframe src has similar code to this: onLoad="parent.outer_div.innerHTML = inner_iframe_div.innerHTML";
dont hold me to context here...this is just to explaint ot you that the iframes parent div content is replaces by the iframes child div content (eliminating the iframe) on load of the iframe src. It works and works well, except for these few people in IE.
This works for 98% of the cases. 3 of our customers get the above error in therir account after the page loads (and surprosingly all the content comes back from the iframes into the parent divs) and it is happening wherever they log in.
So, this instability is causing me a lot of stress today, would someone please help
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