[Javascript] Browser difference IE5.5 vs. IE6.0

[michael_dougherty at pbp.com (Michael Dougherty)]

It's not a server side script - we're using ADO in javascript to have
the intranet application talk to the database directly from the user's
desk.  I know it'd never fly in a real-world internet application, but
it works pretty well in-house  (finding examples of other people using
it is next to non-existant though)

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Sent: Wednesday, May 21, 2003 4:07 PM
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Subject: Re: [Javascript] Browser difference IE5.5 vs. IE6.0
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Doesn't the script debugging in this case refer to client side scripting
errors? Whereas this is server side script?


>> Background:
>>   My script encountered an ODBC error that caused the error handler
to
>> write the offending SQL command to the screen.  I copied the output
and
>> ran it manually with msSQL Query Analyzer.  After about 30 minutes of
>> unsuccessful searching, I asked my boss to look at it.  Upon
repeating
>> the problem, his browser immediately alerted us to the fact that the
>> ODBC user did not have permission for the procedure it was attempting
to
>> execute.  (Of course, I was logged into QA with sufficient rights)
>>   His browser is IE5.5, mine is IE6.0 - I've checked that both have
the
>> same tools/options/"advanced" checkboxes checked regarding script
>> debuggin.
>>
>>   I'm curious to know if there is a way to have IE6.0 report more
error
>> information to me, so I don't have to find an IE5.5 browser for
>> debugging in order to not appear so foolish in the future.  Any
ideas?
>>
>> Unchecked: Disable script debugging
>> Checked: Display a notification about every script error
>>



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