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[mdvanhelden]

Does anybody know what's happening in IE when you click on 'blog' in the menu?
The site is:

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As far as I know it works just fine in every other browser, but I really do not know why it gives problems in IE.

[catrina]

I don't have IE so I can't see the problem but can you please take a screenshot of the error you're seeing and post it here?

[mdvanhelden]

Hi Catrina,

since I don't have IE either I would have to ask someone to make a screenshot. I'll hope to do so tomorrow..

[Simon_P]

Try browserstack.com

[mdvanhelden]

Dear Simon_P I just did and nothing happened....can you please try it for me: the website is

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and when you click on 'blog' the errors occurs....

[Simon_P]

Sorry dont see any errors

[mdvanhelden]

Hi Simon, thank you for checking!
I got the message from a visitor. IE just quits.... I tried to remove plugins, no effect.
Do you use IE?

Or is anone using IE ? I hope someone can recall the error.
I phoned someone who also uses IE and she also gets an error.

[Simon_P]

what OS and what ie versin gives the error?

[mdvanhelden]

Window XP and Windows Vista
IE8 (and 9?)

[Rob]

I just checked IE9 (only version I have) and your site did not throw any errors. Perhaps the visitor was confused by the terms box at the bottom or the message which IE9 creates (both shown at the bottom of the attached image)?

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[mdvanhelden]

Hi Rob, thank you for checking...
I hope you want toe check again, because the problem occurs on an other website:

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When you click on 'blog' in the menu, after a few seconds IE gives the following error:


Internet Explerer has encountered a problem and needs to close.....


:-(

[Danny]

I recommend you inform your user to contact Microsoft regarding this issue, if you do a search, google throws up literally hundreds of topics regarding this issue. Once of which was related to Office 2000, this may not be the cause of your users issue. However, they will need to contact Microsoft.

Also, Windows XP is now like 10 years and old and from what I read support for this operating system ended in 2009 and the last stable release was 2008. I recommend you instruct them to upgrade to a new system.

There is nothing you can really say about Windows Vista without wanting to bang your head on your keyboard.

[mdvanhelden]

Thank you all...
Topic can be closed.

[catrina]

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