Click OK, and the site is replaced with a generic "the page cannot be displayed" message, as if it were down. Yet it's obviously not (since it partially loaded), and you can prove it by viewing it in Firefox, Safari, Chrome, etc.!
Bizarre, right? So I searched around for an explanation. Apparently, it happens if you have "lots" (I don't know a precise number) of JavaScripts loading on your page and one of them is located inside the body tag. The solution is to remove/relocate the script that's inside the body.
I haven't tried the fix yet (obviously), but just a head's up to anyone else who's encountered this - it really stumped me for a bit!
it happens if you have "lots" (I don't know a precise number) of JavaScripts loading on your page and one of them is located inside the body tag.
I'm pretty sure it doesn't matter how much javascript you have; it's more a matter of your javascript running into eachother. I had a similar problem with mootools and a Javascript Video Player...
Click OK, and the site is replaced with a generic "the page cannot be displayed" message, as if it were down. Yet it's obviously not (since it partially loaded), and you can prove it by viewing it in Firefox, Safari, Chrome, etc.!
Bizarre, right? So I searched around for an explanation. Apparently, it happens if you have "lots" (I don't know a precise number) of JavaScripts loading on your page and one of them is located inside the body tag. The solution is to remove/relocate the script that's inside the body.
I haven't tried the fix yet (obviously), but just a head's up to anyone else who's encountered this - it really stumped me for a bit!
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I'm pretty sure it doesn't matter how much javascript you have; it's more a matter of your javascript running into eachother. I had a similar problem with mootools and a Javascript Video Player...