It just produces javascript errors. And it's not just my site. I get the same errors when I try to navigate the 'Best of Joomla' forum using IE7. This is a major deal stopper.

Error

A Runtime Error has occured.
Do you wish to Debug?

Line: 1243
Error: Not implemented

------------ NEW INFO -------------------------------

IE7 works fine on bestOfJoomla's plugin demo site's Fireboard forums: football-supporter.net
So what's different that you guys did between your site, the Fireboard download we have, that is broken in IE7 - and the Fireboard that works on Football Supporter???????

Would also like to know the answer to this one.

Nuno.

This isn't exactly helping you, but.... both my test fireboard site and this site as well work fine with IE7. I'd look to your computer for a problem.

You might try scanning for virus, spyware and upgrading any patches to see if that helps.

This site and my own installation run fine for me with IE7.

maby you have javasript turned off in your browser, or maby an addon did turn it of

dhgamers wrote:
maby you have javasript turned off in your browser, or maby an addon did turn it of

Nope. But thanks.

- Current version of IE7
- No spyware
- No viruses
- Javascript on

The error is within the JQuery javascript line: [code:1](ret = element["on" + type] = undefined;[/code:1]), excerpted below:

[code:1]// remove generic event handler if no more handlers exist
for ( ret in events[type] ) break;
if ( !ret ) {
ret = element["on" + type] = undefined;
delete events[type];
}[/code:1]

I completely uninstalled/re-installed IE7. I disabled all add-ons, ocx controls, everything (browser loads really fast now).

Same exact issue - no difference.

BTW: Errors don't occur on Firefox or Safari or IE6 (just IE7 )

Found out why some people are not experiencing the error in IE 7

If I turn off script debugging in IE7, I get no error. I don't even get the 'script finished with errors' in the bottom bar.

Although this is a workaround certainly, anyone who is browsing a Fireboard forum using IE7, and happens to have script debugging enabled, will experience major problems. It also will not be particularly evident what the problem is. I don't think it's reasonable to force the (often non-technical) end-user to spend days searching the technical blogs/forums to hopefully learn that they need to turn off script debugging to get Fireboard to work on IE7

John