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by rockerz

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I received the following error message every time running of IE:

"Internet Explorer Script Error

An error has occurred in the script on this page.
Line: 6
Char: 1
Error: The callee [server (not server application)] is not available and disappeared; all connections are invalid. The call did execute.
Code: 0
URL: http://www.1stairfare.info/

Do you want to continue running scripts on thi page?"

Q: Why does this message appeared every time and what should I do?

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by coolflip

Rockerz,

I've seen this before from troubleshooting an application that has a web interface. Does this happen only on this website or all websites? If the problem resides with one website, then the root cause would be the way the webmaster created its website with scripts. If the error comes up when you visit multiple sites, then I would reinstall your IE application, because one of your DLL's could be having a problem. Most likely it would be the mshtml.dll that is giving you this problem. Try upgrading to the next version of IE. IE 5.5 I've tested to be stable. But again,it also depends on how the website is created too.

by gigelul

Hi,
Also you can try to mark the checkbox "Disable script debugging" in Internet options\Advanced

by csmith

I just visited 1st Air Fare's website, and it runs fine under Netscape Navigator.
We do not run IE, but that it runs under Navigator means that the problem is probably in IE's script running, and it is dumping the connection, not the server.
Regards, Chris

by joe

The message appears because of all their scripts on their web site. Maybe their Pop-ups. Try Florinel's answer with the script debugging.

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