Hi, Joe

     In masterpage layout.Master uses a control ,  And in AddThisButton.cs , the  function "SetupScripts" has below code:

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

private void SetupWidget()
{

......

mouseOverAttribute.Append("return addthis_open(this, '',");

......
this.Attributes.Add("onmouseover", mouseOverAttribute.ToString());

......

}

private void SetupScripts()
{

......

if(useMouseOverWidget)
Page.ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript(
typeof(AddThisButton),
"addthisbuttonsetup", "\n + protocol + "://s7.addthis.com/js/152/addthis_widget.js"
+ "\" >");

......

}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

we use  "s7.addthis.com/js/152/addthis_widget.js" , it has "addthis_open" javascript function, 

AddThisButton's onmouseover event use this javascript function.

Problem is:

When the page is not load complete, and we mouseover the AddThisButton will lead to javascript error,

because the addthis_open javascript function is not  exist yet.

e.g

When I go to  http://www.mojoportal.com/,  when the page not load complete, I move mouse on the top-right corner where has a AddThisButton ,

IE will error.

This is only a small problem, would you fix it?

Thanks!

Hi, Joe.

  I close the ie, then open ie, then go-to http://www.mojoportal.com/, if before the page load complete, I move mouse circle  over the    BOOKMARK(AddThisButton)'s place, ie still alert error window.

  So problem still exist, But few people will move mouse over the BOOKMARK just before the page load complete, so it's  not a big problem.

   You can' see the problem, maybe has three reasons:

   1. You network speed is too fast, IE load the page immediately.

   2. Before the page load complete, your mouse moves not just over the bookmark(AddThisButton)'s place .

   3. you disabled the javascript debug in IE->internet option->advance->disable script debug(internet explorer), so the alter error window can't show, but there should still has a warning icon on IE's left-bottom.

  Because visual studio 2008's debug environment loads the page slowly, maybe you can use it  to repeat the problem.

  Thanks!

Hi, Joe

    Today, when I go to http://www.mojoportal.com/, almost all errors are not exist yet, it's so good.

    But still a little javascript bug, but it is in  msAnalytics.js,

Under the html code, has this script:

///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
 

In msAnalytics.js, there are below code:

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

;MicrosoftAnalytics.prototype.OnTrackLink=function(evt)
{

..............
  var loggingObject=srcElement.LoggingObject;var urlPath=srcElement.pathname;var dotIndex=urlPath.lastIndexOf(".");var foundMatch=false;

}

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

Because all the AspNet-Menu elements like Home, Blog,Download,Online Demos, Documentation,........ all has no pathname attrubute,

So when click these element the ie will show "undifined urlPath" error.

But this is no effect, because almost most user will not see this error.

Thanks!