I have found a couple of wierd things going on , can anyone spread any light on whats happening.

 

1. On some large page where there is a lot of text (I'm not sure this is the reason) cute editor/IE6 freezes when I click the HTML tab, sometime I get a message box saying "

A script on this page is causing Internet Explorer to run slowly. If it continues to run your computer may become unresponsive Do you wish to continue?"

 

2. On annother page there is an image that is getting re-sized whatever I do, if I go into the html tab and remove the height and width atributes as soon as I go into the normal mode it just puts them back.

A script on this page is causing Internet Explorer to run slowly. If it continues to run your computer may become unresponsive Do you wish to continue?"

 

2. On annother page there is an image that is getting re-sized whatever I do, if I go into the html tab and remove the height and width atributes as soon as I go into the normal mode it just puts them back.

Feline2,

"A script on this page is causing Internet Explorer to run slowly" is an IE issue.

 

 There is a Microsoft Knowledge Base article addressing this issue: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q175500
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It's related to file size. IE will show this message if you let it load a big page. If you didn't want to change the registry as the Microsoft tip suggests, it sounds as if clicking on 'No' will be quite alright as well

 

>>{ItIsSlowThatSwitchToCode}

 

We miss this string in the lanuage files. Sorry. We will fix that as soon as possible.

 

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Many thanks for the response

But...

I think that the script was actually in an endless loop because if you allowed it to continue (by clicking No) it would freeze and never complete. The html that was being editted was pretty messy and probably not well formed. I would send it to you to try on your system but my client has now changed it. If it happens again I will let you know and send you the html.

I have found another page that exibits this problem switching to html view - can I send you the html that causes the problem?

 

I tried cutting and pasting into the demo editor on this website as a test and the same problem occurrs - I am sure the javascript is in an endless loop because I left it for 5 minutes and it was still sat there thinking/freezing....