Site that crashes IE but not Firefox

[Digitalpimp]

This site will crash IE BUT not FIREFOXbrbrhttp://www.modernlifeisrubbish.co.uk/crash-ie.htmlbr

[leftybogs]

some website are not well view in other browser... so its recommend to test a site to different browser... or some site use referral to download browser to view site well...

[internetgal]

Originally Posted by leftybogs

some website are not well view in other browser... so its recommend to test a site to different browser... or some site use referral to download browser to view site well...

I myself also witnessed some unusual behaviour with IE7 browser.Can you site me any reasons for that?

[internetgal]

Hi leftybogs,
Can you help me solve my problem ?

[alex-party]

I'm pretty much sure that your javascript runs IE into infinite loop:
This is your line:
for(x in document.write){document.write(x);}
....what are you trying to achieve by this?

If you trying to print out DOM structure, this will work for you:
for(x in document){document.write(x+'<br/>');}

[internetgal]

Originally Posted by alex-party

I'm pretty much sure that your javascript runs IE into infinite loop:
This is your line:
for(x in document.write){document.write(x);}
....what are you trying to achieve by this?

If you trying to print out DOM structure, this will work for you:
for(x in document){document.write(x+'<br/>');}

Thanks alex-party for your answer. Is there any other way to help solve this problem?I mean...yesterday i found the same problem with IE7 while calling for a meeting.What do you suggest?

[alex-party]

Well, first of all, I can't figure out what you're trying to do with this function.
Do you know yourself what should be happening when you call it?

Well, In the "for" statement, you're using "document.write" which returns javascript string object. And string object has two properties:
* length - The number of characters in the string.
* prototype - For creating more properties

See yourself:
for(x in document.write){
alert('type:'+typeof(x)+',length:'+x.length);
}

Then you're trying again to write string object into browser.
I assume Firefox displays "prototype" as the last property found for this object . And only God knows what's happening with IE......

You should check javascript reference on strings: http://www.javascriptkit.com/jsref/string.shtml

[alex-party]

Could you tell me what ...{ document.write(x) } should print on the screen ?

[internetgal]

Originally Posted by alex-party

Could you tell me what ...{ document.write(x) } should print on the screen ?

Hi alex-party,thanx for your reply. Well,honestly I have no idea whatsoever..but just had a feeling to know the actual reason. I am learning on this and hope to give u the answer on any given day...Thanks!

[redblush]

I have also experienced it on my blog before...I.E is more sensitive than Firefox. So we should be more careful on the codes like Javascript or maybe there's a missing codes that are not acceptable in I.E. that's why...