I am getting this error since last 3 days each time I access and SD page....How come it is not yet fixed ?

Is everyone seeing this error ? :cool:

try this solution (http://www.slickdeals.net/forums/t50878.html?).

i think this error is in the code for one of the rotating ads.

I've gotten that on other sites before too. Just go to Tools -> Internet Options -> Advanced -> Check "Disable Script Debugging"

Edit: Or use the link Lux posted.
Edit2: Make that the link YWC posted.

ywc != luxuryoils

=/

Thanks for the suggestion...Since I work as a developer , I intentionally have script debugger enabled. Shouldn't we fix the problem itself ?

Thanks for the suggestion...Since I work as a developer , I intentionally have script debugger enabled. Shouldn't we fix the problem itself ?

admittedly, turning off script debugging is a quick and dirty solution.

more than likely the code is from one of the banners which are rotated automatically. if we can fix it, it will be done.

ywc != luxuryoils

=/
Would it be that bad? :O

P.S. Thanks for using != and not >=

It should be fixed now. The culprit was the javascript that was added a few days ago to enable extra features to the forum.

It should be fixed now. The culprit was the javascript that was added a few days ago to enable extra features to the forum.
Yes , it is.....Thanks !

Would it be that bad? :O

P.S. Thanks for using != and not >=

ywc <> luxuryoils ;)

ywc luxuryoils ;)
that makes my head hurt, something can not be < and > at the same time. mathmatical logic sucks.

that makes my head hurt, something can not be < and > at the same time. mathmatical logic sucks.
What about >=? Something cannot be > and = at the same time either :)

>=? looks kinds like a weird smiley, come to think of it.

What about >=? Something cannot be > and = at the same time either :)

>=? looks kinds like a weird smiley, come to think of it.

that it does.

i think != is sufficient.

;)

What about >=? Something cannot be > and = at the same time either :)

>=? looks kinds like a weird smiley, come to think of it.

>= is used to represent the term "greater than, or equal to"

>= is used to represent the term "greater than, or equal to"
I'm quite aware. It is by the same token that <> is interpreted "less than or greater than" or more simply "not equal to". I didn't take all those math (and programming) classes for nothing, you know :)

I in no way intended to imply that >= was equivalent or more applicable. So to sum up:

>= != <>

=> >= != !=

and

!= = <>

and

ywc != luxuryoils

or

yeswarchief != lux

And as it turns out, the bold tag doesn't do much for some of these symbols.

!= = <>

Are you setting != 'value' to <> or are you comparing them?

!= == <> ;)

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!= =

Are you setting != 'value' to or are you comparing them?

!= == ;)

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I originally had == but decided to go with the math notation instead of C. I stand by it.

Sidenote: as of this moment, this is the second-longest thread on the first page of this forum.