I encountered such a strange problem recently when I was writing a program. I reported "... Unable to open site ......,...... An error such as "terminated operation". I checked it online and found a solution.
I used the second solution.
(1) Determine document. readystate = "complete" in the appendchild or innerhtml operation. If it is not, setTimeout several seconds and then perform this operation again. However, this attribute is only valid for IE and opeara. The document of FF does not have the readystate attribute and is always undefined.
(2) Use the defer attribute in the script. It is intended to execute the script after the page is loaded, so that the object cannot be found. Defer does not consider whether all external files have been downloaded, but determines whether the current page has been fully loaded. In addition, the document. Write method cannot be written in a code block with a defer label.
For example, <script language = "JavaScript" type = "text/JavaScript" Defer = "Defer" src = "<% = basepath %> JS/datepicker/wdatepicker. JS "> </SCRIPT>
(3) Whether the tag is not closed
In the past, I used IE8 as my browser and may have handled this error. Therefore, it was normal before defer was added, and I used IE6, which was an evil one.
In addition, if there is still an error similar to the second method, please remember to add <% = basepath %> When referencing !!
I encountered such a strange problem recently when I was writing a program. I reported "... Unable to open site ......,...... An error such as "terminated operation". I checked it online and found a solution.
I used the second solution.
(1) Determine document. readystate = "complete" in the appendchild or innerhtml operation. If it is not, setTimeout several seconds and then perform this operation again. However, this attribute is only valid for IE and opeara. The document of FF does not have the readystate attribute and is always undefined.
(2) Use the defer attribute in the script. It is intended to execute the script after the page is loaded, so that the object cannot be found. Defer does not consider whether all external files have been downloaded, but determines whether the current page has been fully loaded. In addition, the document. Write method cannot be written in a code block with a defer label.
For example, <script language = "JavaScript" type = "text/JavaScript" Defer = "Defer" src = "<% = basepath %> JS/datepicker/wdatepicker. JS "> </SCRIPT>
(3) Whether the tag is not closed
In the past, I used IE8 as my browser and may have handled this error. Therefore, it was normal before defer was added, and I used IE6, which was an evil one.
In addition, if there is still an error similar to the second method, please remember to add <% = basepath %> When referencing !!