It means that some reference to an object, named "WXBUnit" is undefined,
hhhmmm when I wrote this, I originally thought I had been hacked into. Who
consciously creates a var name WXBUnit? I'm sorry, I'm still getting used
to leaving my w2k3server box open to the public like this. I used to run
RedHat Linux and I didn't worry about it. Before that, I had NT4.0 and it
was hacked into three times in two years. :< So I'm a bit nervous and
watching for any odd signs something is wrong.
I myself, don't have anything like that on the page, HOWEVER, I do have a
reference to TheWeatherNetwork and a JavaScript reference to their site. I
think that might be causing the problem! I know, I know, it's a simple
problem that's pretty self-evident, but in this case, it's not a simple
trivial matter IMHO as I didn't code up an object (in C#, html or JS), but
it's obviously being referenced somehow, as you pointed out.
Yup, I think I confirmed it. Try this out.
<html>
<body>
testhing
<script language=javascript>var city =
'ottawa_on';</script>
<script language=javascript
src='
http://www.theweathernetwork.com/weatherbutton/test.js'></script>
</body>
</html>
It will generate the same JS error in IE. Thanks for your help pointing me
in the right direction! :>
