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Network World Fusion 04/21/04

A couple of months ago, we changed the way we display ads on our site, from a system based on iFrames to one based on JavaScript. No biggie, we thought, except apparently the change means you could get a JavaScript error on every one of our pages if you use certain types of ad-blocking software. If you've been getting these errors, try the site with your software turned off to see if that ends the error messages. And then, if you could, let us know what software, OS and browser you're using, so we can build and test a work-around.

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I have a better idea - I just leave JavaScript TURNED OFF all the time.

Posted by: Mark Bender on April 21, 2004 12:08 PM

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