I am using FireFox 2.0.0.12 as my primary browser and I am experiencing a lot of warnings and occasional errors when running ISPConfig. I don't have those warnings and errors when running other web applications. The warnings mostly concern css related messages, like: Error in parsing valu for property 'border'. Declaration dropped. Unexpected end of file while searching for closing } of invalid rule set. Unknown property 'sctollbar-arrow-color'. Declaration dropped. etc. Many times an error occurs which prevents the page from being displayed properly. More specifically the tree menu is not displayed at all. The error message is: linkFarbe is not definedand after clearing the FireFox messages, it is usually the second message after the warning Error in parsing valu for property 'border'. Declaration dropped.The error seems to triggered by a line in JavaScript function maleMenu() Code: function maleMenu() { var menuFrame = self.frames["menuFrame"]; ausgabeFrame = menuFrame.window.document; ausgabeFrame.open("text/html"); <!-- Bitte die folgende Zeile als Copyright-Hinweis nicht loeschen //--> ausgabeFrame.write("<HTML>\n<HEAD>\n\n"); [COLOR="Red"]ausgabeFrame.write("<STYLE>\n<!--\nA {text-decoration: none}\nA {color: " + [B]linkFarbe[/B] + "}\nA:hover {color: " + aLinkFarbe + "}\nBODY{ [/COLOR]scrollbar-arrow-color: white\;\nscrollbar-base-color: #E0E0E0 }\n-->\n</STYLE>\n"); ausgabeFrame.write("</HEAD>\n<BODY BGCOLOR=\"" + hintergrundFarbe + "\" BACKGROUND=\"" + hintergrundBild + "\" LINK=\"" + linkFarbe + "\" ALINK=\"" + aLinkFarbe + "\" VLINK=\"" + bLinkFarbe + "\" topmargin=\"10\" leftmargin=\"10\">\n"); ausgabeFrame.write("<FONT FACE=\"" + MenuSchrift + "\" SIZE=" + MenuSchriftGroesse + " COLOR=\"" + textFarbe + "\">\n"); ausgabeFrame.write(prefixHTML); ... ... ... } Is this a known problem and is there a solution for it?
I'am using firefox too and I did not notice any javascript errors yet. I will have a lokk in which cases this error may occur.
Very much appreciated. Chances are it has something to do with my FireFox configuration and not with ISPConfig, but I don't know where to start looking.
You can install Firebug ( http://www.getfirebug.com/ ) and try to find out what error it is throwing at you.
I use Firebug a lot to debug my html and css code, but how can it help me in finding more warnings or erros then the ones I reported in my first post? Firebug reports the same error as the one I see in the standard Firefox error console: linkFarbe is not defined. The complete Firebug message is this: inhalt_tree.php (line 34) linkFarbe is not defined maleMenu()inhalt_tree.php (line 34) neumalen()inhalt_tree.php (line 114) onresize(resize )inhalt_tree.php (line 1) ausgabeFrame.write("<STYLE>\n<!--\nA {text-decoration: none}\nA {color: ...Is that of any help?
I'm not sure where these errors are coming from, but maybe ISPConfig isn't installed properly because your disk is full? What's the output of Code: df -h ?
It may have something to do with ISPConfig being not properly installed, but that has nothing to do with available diskspace. The output of df -h: Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on simfs 100G 5.0G 96G 5% / tmpfs 1012M 0 1012M 0% /lib/init/rw tmpfs 1012M 4.0K 1012M 1% /dev/shm More diskspace than money Two extra bits of information: I have the same problem on two different machines, running two different editions of Windows Vista Ultimate (one 32 bit and one 64 bit) but the same version of Firefox. Last weekend I updated ISPConfig from version 2.2.14 to 2.2.21. The problem was already there before the update and is still there after the update.
I don't have a Vista system, and I've never seen that behaviour on other operating systems. Do you have an XP or Linux machine to test this? Unlikely, but maybe it's a Vista problem?
Same problem, but solved I have a same problem for a while. It is exclusively Firefox problem, and it's not happening in Internet Explorer. It's really annoying (Vista). Anyway, the reason is probably (that's what I think) because Firefox triggers on resize event for no apparent reason, and it happens before any other JavaScript on the page. The solution that worked for me is just to remove the maleMenu() call from neumalen() function. Basically, neumalen() function now has no meaning (and as I see it, it was only for onresize). Please, check this in more detail and patch the code accordingly. Best regards
