good..you don't need that on anyway unless you are a developer

LOL well ive had this on IE6 and ive upgradded to IE7 and ive checked and unchecked everything I can and it wont go away disable script debugging is checked.

It should be UNCHECKED.
I know it sounds stupid but uncheck the box
Yes it goes away when I take the check off from "disable script debugging (Internet Explorer)"

We have not tested IE7 yet as it had blown up our systems and we uninstalled it awhile ago. there is possibility some issues may exist with IE7 if their js engine has been rewritten

I have checked and un checked and removed IE7 gone back to IE 6 deleted all my cookies and reset all my passwords and checked and unchecked all things related to this no luck. reinstalled IE7 and unchecked and rechecked all the checks i could find still no luck. I dont see me getting to the bottom of this.

I don't know if this is related, but I have been getting JS errors for months - here are the conditions:

1. Only when viewing classifieds - any classifieds.
2. Only when NOT logged in - I never log in unless I intend to post or PM, and my browser clears all cookies automatically when closed, anyway. Log In! might be the simple answer, but I don't like to or want to unless I need to.
3. I use Avant, but it does it in IE6 as well, regardless of OS - I run several windows based OS's - Win2K Pro, XP, XP Pro and media center - no difference in behavior with different OS.
4. The error only comes up when after viewing an ad and hitting the back button to return to the listings.
5. It does it every single time I back out of any ad unless I'm logged in.

Heres the Message text:
Description: Function expected
Source:http://www.rcuniverse.com/market/category.cfm?catID=12
Line 766

See more details? (with OK or Cancel buttons)

This is the only web board that this happens on, and I frequest MANY!! and not just R/C, either. It would be great if someone could look into this and fix it, or offer a setting suggestion to help. I tried unchecking disable script debugging - it didn't help. I think there are some errors in your code, Marc![:-]

the instructions they gave me to take the check off the boxes made the problem go away AFTER I shut the browser down, and restarted. I have not seen that error since.

not sure what changes where made here but this issue has been corrected through no action of mine. My guess is there was a programming issue here as 3 of my computers where doing this and not all at the same time but now none of them are. Could it me a microsoft update issue? who knows just glad its gone.