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Odd error issue...

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JediBMC

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Dec 5, 2003
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Since some wonderfull person [thumbsdown] in the "HTML,XHTML, & CSS" forum refered this question to this forum, I am cross posting it here. I realise that the error is a client side error and that this is a DHTML element referenced, not an ASP issue... bear with me here.

Ok, I am at my witts end. I am receiving an error on one of my pages. It is REALLY strange, as the portion of the page that the error references is actually inserted using SSI. Other pages with the same SSI do not generate this error.

The error is:

Code:
Line: 39
Char: 32
Error: Expected end of statement
Code: 0
Url: [URL unfurl="true"]http://servername/bulletins-addition.asp[/URL]
The line being referenced (39) is as follows: (Sorry, upfront, for the horrible wrapping and such... it is generated via ASP.)

Code:
<a class='menuitem' onmouseover='style.backgroundColor="#264B88", style.color="#FFFFFF"' onmouseout='style.backgroundColor="#FFFFFF", style.color="#264B88"' title='PRAPAS - Performance Evaluations' href='[URL unfurl="true"]https://www.prapashr.com/default.asp'[/URL] onclick='window.open(this.href,"newein"); return false;' onkeypress='window.open(this.href,"newein"); return false;'>Evaluations</a>
To muddy the waters even more, when I refresh the page, the error is not displayed.

HELP!!!!!

-Brian-
I'm not an actor, but I play one on TV.
 
Disregard this post, I have found the resolution.

-Brian-
I'm not an actor, but I play one on TV.
 
JediBMC, we are glad that you found the solution. Would you mind posting it here so that others may benefit from your experience?

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