Hi, We had our 7.4 application working fine on IE8 and Firefox. We mi

senthilar over 10 years ago

Hi,

We had our 7.4 application working fine on IE8 and Firefox. We migrated to 7.5 last week and since then we started getting following error in IE8:
"Stop running this script? A script on this page is causing you web browser to run slowly..." (Pls see attached screenshot).
It works fine in Firefox. We never faced this problem when we were on 7.4 Pls suggest. Majority of the Business users are on IE only....

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0 senthilar over 10 years ago

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0 Patty Isecke
Appian Employee
over 10 years ago

Have you deployed the hotfix on 7.5? forum.appian.com/.../Hotfixes
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0 senthilar over 10 years ago

Nopes Patty! Will try that and update this post. Thank you for bringing that point.
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0 Eduardo Fuentes
Appian Employee
over 10 years ago

After deploying the hotfix if the issue persists can you try running IE from the Run prompt as follows

iexplore -extoff

also try resetting your advanced settings from Internet Tools - Options -Advanced - Reset Advanced Settings.
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0 senthilar over 10 years ago

Eduardo/Patty, we have done these
1) Updated to latest Hotfix for 7.5
2) iexplore -extoff
3) Reset Advanced Settings
Still the issue persists. To add more info, the page is the first of a series of 7 pages in a wizard. Page doesn't have any grids, but only simple controls like textbox and dropdowns.
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0 Eduardo Fuentes
Appian Employee
over 10 years ago

Can you check the value of the "MaxScriptStatements" in the registry:

1. Start
2. Run prompt
3. regedit.exe
4. Find HKEY_CURRENT_USER\\Software\\Microsoft\\Internet Explorer\\Styles
5. Double click on MaxScriptStatements, what's the value? (See attached example)
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0 brentonf over 10 years ago

Hi Eduardo, we are also facing the same issue in IE8. All the above options have been tried including the registry check for MaxScriptStatements. The issue still persists. Please suggest.
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0 senthilar over 10 years ago

Eduardo, the values are as below:
1) MaxScriptStatements in Hexa -> 4c4b40
2) MaxScriptStatements in Decimal -> 5000000
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0 Eduardo Fuentes
Appian Employee
over 10 years ago

I am unable to reproduce this behavior with the default values which is what you have. What happens if you set MaxScriptStatements to 10000000. This test will be helpful to determine if that limit is being hit causing that pop-up since the only way I can reproduce is by lowering that value.
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0 brentonf over 10 years ago

Eduardo, I tried setting MaxScriptStatements to 10000000. However the issue persists. One thing I noticed is that in IE8, there is a JS error that occurs which can be seen in the console but does not show up in IE9. Please see attached snapshot.
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