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    Desperate Help.. Please.....

    Ive been trying to fix this one problem for quite some time. I have asked several coders to take a look and I have not been able to solve this.

    the problem is with IE. I get a yellow error box on the bottom left corner. I had several errors before but now it seems like I have managed to fix most of them. I can not fix this last problem.

    I have setup a testboard and started copying the templates one by one from my old board to figure out the problem. However, I still can not locate this.

    I was hoping maybe the vbseo team can take a quick glance at my site at Traders Laboratory using IE and point out what may be causing this. I am dying to get this fixed. Thank you

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    For starters to help troubleshoot, change this to No in your vbseocp settings:
    Cleanup HTML code?
    Select 'Yes' to remove unnecessary whitespace characters and HTML comments from the source code of your forum pages. This increases the C2C (Content to Code) ratio and reduces page sizes, resulting in a net performance increase and reduction in bandwidth required.

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    Hello, I changed it to NO but I am still seeing errors. What else is causing this? Thanks

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    Try to reupload all of the default vbulletin .js files in the clientscript folder. You changed the setting back before I could continue my search. With out the whitespaces being removed, it is in the closing line of the init() function that vbulletin causes. With white space removed it shows in a google ad script.

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    Hello reefland,

    What templates contain this init() function? I have tried reuploading all the files in the client script folder but no luck. Is this not a template error but a vbulletin file error? Thank you

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    The footer contains it, it is the vbulletin_init() call. It isn't a an HTML error.

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    I re-call seeing this in another topic....


    anyway...

    Code:
    <script type="text/javascript"> <!--165    // Main vBulletin Javascript Initialization
    166    vBulletin_init();
    167//--> </script> <script language="javascript">
    168    init();
    169</script>
    get rid of that script language="javascript" starting on 167-169

    Thats not an OEM vBulletin code, as language is depreciated (should be type="text/javascript") and is not valid xhtml.

    I'd have to do a search, but it may have something to do with your theme/theme builder, and possibly some roll-over graphics of some sort, or possibly some mod. try disabling all you plugins one at a time if you can't find it

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    offtopic, but wtf is this:

    Code:
    <td align="Array  [left]" >
    I hope you didn't pay for this temaplte...

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    hey braian... where is that located? Is this in the header?

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    yup... right before it goes to a stylesheet in the body, for some other unknown reason...


    Code:
    <body>  <a name="top"></a> <table border="0"  width="95%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" align="center"> <tr> <td align="Array  [left]" > <link href="styles/style.css" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet"/>

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    The rollover images are for the header. But on a test board the header seems to be running fine without any errors. :(

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    As discussed here: Oleg please help
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    Ok I removed the entire javascript code from the footer. I also removed this:

    <a name="top"></a> <table border="0" width="$stylevar[outertablewidth]" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" align="center"> <tr> <td align="$stylevar [left]" >

    From the header. I am still seeing errors :(

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    Hi Oleg,

    The footer problem seems to be fixed. Im just really lost on what else is causing this. Im no coder so I am really struggling on identifying the problems. I have tried reverting templates but its been a mess trying to figure it out. I also ran a testboard but shows no errors.

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    I had a friend coder mention something about an error with toggle_collapse? Can this be the case?

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