A Runtime Error has Occurred
Symptoms
When mousing over the navigation bar of the ForPro Client Portal you receive the following error message:
Error: A Runtime Error has occurred.
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Line: 1439
Error: Object expected
Cause
The above error is occured because the HTML source code for the web page does not work correctly with client-side script such as Microsoft JScript or Visual Basic script.
The problem may occur for any or more of the following reasons:
- A problem in the HTML Source Code of the Web Page;
- Active Scripting, Active X Controls or Java Applets are blocked on the computer or network;
- Internet Explorer or another program, such as anti-virus programs or firewalls, can be configured to scan Temporary Internet Files;
- Anti-Virus software is configured to scan the Temporary Internet Files or Downloaded Program Files Folders;
- The scripting engine on the computer is corrupt or outdated;
- Internet-related folders on the computer are corrupted;
- The video card drivers are corrupted or outdated;
- The DirectX component on the computer is corrupted or outdated.
Resolution
Test the ForPro Client Portal from another user account, another browser and on another computer to determine whether the problem persists. If the script error does not occur when you use the ForPro Client Portal from another account, the problem may be caused by files or settings of your user profile on the computer.
Does the script error occur when you use the ForPro Client Portal from another account, browser and computer?
Yes
No: Resolution - Verify that Active Scripting, Active X and Java are not blocked
Verify that Internet Explorer or another program on your computer, such as anti-virus program or firewall, is not configured to block scripts, Active X controls, or java applets. Active Scripting, ActiveX controls, and Java applets are turned off at the High Security Level in Internet Explorer.
By default, Internet Explorer 6 and some versions of Internet Explorer 5.x use the High security level for the Restriced sites zone.
To reset the Internet Explorer security settings for the ForPro Client Portal, follow the below steps:
- Display the Tools menu and select Internet Options;
- In the Internet Options dialog box, click Security;
- Click on Default Level;
- Click on OK;
- Consult the documentation with your internal IT department for the anti-virus program or firewall that they are using to determine how to turn on scripting, ActiveX and Java applets.
Did verifying the Active Scripting, Active X and Java solve the problem?
Yes
No: Resolution - Verify that the anti-virus program is not set to scan the Temporary Internet Files or Downloaded Program Files folders.
Consult the documentation with your internal IT department for the anti-virus program to determine how to prevent the program from scanning the Temporary Internet Files and Downloaded Program Files folders.
Did verifying the anti-virus program solve the problem?
Yes
No: Resolution - Remove all the Temporary Internet (related) Files
To do so follow the below steps:
- Start Internet Explorer;
- Display the Tools menu and select Internet Options;
- Select the General tab;
- Under Temporary Internet Files click on Delete Files;
- Click OK;
- Click on Delete Cookies;
- Click OK;
- Under History, select Clear History and then click Yes;
- Click OK.
Did removing the temporary Internet Files solve the problem?
Yes
No: Resolution - Update the scripting engine
- Microsoft Windows 98
- Microsoft Windows 98 Second Edition
- Windows Millennium Edition
- Windows NT 4.0
- Windows 2000
To update the scripting engine for Internet Explorer on Microsoft Windows XP or Windows Server 2003, ask your internal IT support to perform an in-place upgrade or repair of Windows to repair the scripting engines.
Did updating the scripting engine solve the problem?
No: Please reinstall your internet browser
Not Possible to Export PDF or XLS Files Symptoms
You try to export data to a PDF document or to export data from tradeblotter to Excel. A blank pop-up window appears with a red cross in the left corner.
Cause
The add-on for Adobe Reader or Microsoft Excel is not installed or it's disabled.
Resolution
- On the Tools menu, select Internet Options
- Within the Internet Options dialog box, select Programs
- Click on Manage Add-ons
- Search for the Acrobat Control for ActiveX (for PDF) or Office Update Installation Engine (for XLS) and tick off the box enable
- Click Ok; a warning message appears that you must close-down all Internet Browsers.
- Select Ok.
- Click OK one more time
In case you don't find the add-on within the "Manage Add-ons" box:
- Go to following website: http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/main.html
- Select "Adobe Reader for Windows"
- Download and install Adobe Reader
For XLS add-ons, ask your internal IT department to install the add-on from the MS Office CD-ROM.