For the last couple of days when I,ve logged on to the internet I've been getting a little box pop up saying "alert-This document contains no data",I click ok and the page loads as normal,more annoying than anything else,anyone know whats happening?
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For the last couple of days when I,ve logged on to the internet I've been getting a little box pop up saying "alert-This document contains no data",I click ok and the page loads as normal,more annoying than anything else,anyone know whats happening?
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I've had a few of those recently myself...I assume you are using firefox. I tried the same sites on IE and got the same result.
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Yep I'm using FF,but when I tried it on IE it didn't happen..hmmm
Sara are you on NTL p'raps its summat to do with them?
Last edited by Gripper; 07-26-2005 at 09:38 PM.
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Ex-Moderatererer
Yep...funny that innit....bloody gits...have you ever tried ringing them? You need all day to hang on the phone!Originally Posted by gripper103.2
Dexter's Apprentice.
LOL no I let my missus deal with them,she's tuff(and has a hell of a lot more patience than me.
If you have a complaint press 1
if you are ringing about your phone not working press 2(wtf)
etc etc
Does you're head in
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BT Rep: +1
reinstall Firefox and see if the problem continues and if i does use Opera
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Worth a try thanks
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Dexter's Apprentice.
I've found out how to fix this at last
PostPosted: Jul Sat 31st 2004 6:54am "Document contains no data" - THE SOLUTION
To stop this pop-up message, and display the error on the page itself:
a. Type about:config in the location bar
b. Look for the line browser.xul.error_pages.enabled
c. Change its value to true
If this message appears always, make sure your firewall isn't blocking Firefox from accessing the internet.
If this happens occasionally:
* To prevent the annoying pop-up from appearing follow the instructions at the top of this post.
* Older versions of the Panda Antivirus often cause this problem; read how to fix.
* Peer Guardian might be the problem; remove it and use an alternative product.
thank feck
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