Our web app overwrites document.body with a processing message before redirecting to another page. Unfortunately this generates a JS error in IE.
I fixed it by adding a few lines to CuteEditor\Scripts\IE_Loader\Loader.js (added lines are colored red):
- function Ox9c1() {
- if (Ox9bc) {
- return;
- }
- for (var Ox16c = editor; Ox16c && Ox16c[OxO5e7f[34]]; Ox16c = Ox16c[OxO5e7f[22]]) {
- if (Ox16c[OxO5e7f[34]][OxO5e7f[33]] == OxO5e7f[42]) {
- setTimeout(Ox9c1, 100);
- return;
- }
- }
- Ox9bc = true;
- try {
- window.CuteEditorImplementation(editor);
- } catch (x) {
- Ox9bc = false;
- setTimeout(Ox9c1, 100);
- return;
- }
- try {
- editor[OxO5e7f[34]][OxO5e7f[165]] = OxO5e7f[4];
- } catch (x) {
- }
- try {
- editdoc[OxO5e7f[166]][OxO5e7f[34]][OxO5e7f[165]] = OxO5e7f[4];
- } catch (x) {
- }
- var Ox9c2 = editor.GetScriptProperty(OxO5e7f[167]);
- if (Ox9c2) {
- editor.Eval(Ox9c2);
- }
- }
Can you add this to your source.
Thanks
Mike Ratcliffe