Fix for Internet Explorer (IE7) Operation Aborted issue.

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[aboutimage]

I tried all these fixes, and none of them worked for me. However, I believe I have figured out the problem:

It's tied to mod_virtuemart. When I disabled that module, my page worked fine. So, digging in, I discovered that if I used LinkList or dTree, the module works fine. But if I used TigraTree (the best looking one, in my opinion), I would get the error every one is complaining about.

Based on that, I started looking at the Javascript for the TirgraTree module:
/modules/mod_virtuemart/tigratree/tree.js

I found the following code that looked funny (see line 36):

   for (var i = 0; i < a_items.length; i++)
      new tree_item(this, i);

   this.n_id = trees.length;
   trees[this.n_id] = this;


I changed it to the following (note the brackets):

   for (var i = 0; i < a_items.length; i++) {
      new tree_item(this, i);

   this.n_id = trees.length;
   trees[this.n_id] = this;
   }

My site has been working ever since. It would appear that Safari and Firefox are a little more forgiving about the missing brackets than IE.

Dave
www.aboutimage.com

[tillo]

@Dave: Nice trial, but no effect in my shop, i'm using JsCookMenu.

@All: Here is a screenshot of my broken shop.

VM 1.1.3 + J1.5.9

mod_virtuemart on = failure
mod_virtuemart off = no failure

Same problem in IE8-Beta, but without any alert box!

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[aravot]

If you want us to fix the IE issue please post site URL, as we can not duplicate the issue, we can not fix.

[tillo]

Look the screenshot in my last postig...

http://hygiene-klein.de

[tillo]

Hello,

any ideas here to fix the ie7-problem?

[Michael West]

1. Spybot (free) your local machine, just to make sure it is clean: http://www.safer-networking.org/

2. Ad-Aware Free detection and removal tool: http://www.lavasoft.com/products/ad_aware_free.php

We may suggest some tools and ask more questions if that fails.

I checked your website and was not able to duplicate the ieframe.dll error I was able to create the other day

(The first picture below represents the error I saw the first time).

Although I do see some other java script that is not loading content of some sort (second pic).

If the error shows again, please post an exact description of what was changed to cause the error, this helps the programmers guess what file might cause the problem.

I might not be able to recreate the error on your website anymore because I fixed several registry errors on my local machine.

The complete url of the error is also helpful, along with a screen shot and generous people will take a look and try to help.

The ieframe.dll error may be caused by a combination of things and I have diligently addressed that issue in previous posts in this thread.

If you continue to get the Res://ieframe.dll/dnserror.htm see # 2 through #5 in my quote and let us know.

http://forum.virtuemart.net/index.php?topic=51089.msg167663#msg167663
and
http://forum.virtuemart.net/index.php?topic=51089.msg167344#msg167344
don't forget
http://forum.virtuemart.net/index.php?topic=51089.msg167340#msg167340

The check list...

1. Virtuemart screwed up, or some other Java Script is in conflict.
2. Microsoft IE7 fails due to Res://ieframe.dll/dnserror.htm see http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/iewebdevelopment/thread/2eb96418-e944-4ee9-a4f3-ff28980c36a2/#page:9
3. A trojan on the local machine.
4. Firewall problems? IE protected mode? Router reset?
5. Java script has a conflict?
6. Legacy mode?

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[tillo]

Now, after long time testing, try and error i find this:

After deactivating mod_virtuemart_randomprod the site loding problem in IE7 and IE8beta is solved.

  Sorry, NOT SOLVED, now very slow site loading and the design crahses! 

@Michael West:
My machines are all clean. The problem ist not a single local machine. It is this problem at everyone my PC's and at many of my customers visible.

[Michael West]

The complete url of the error is helpful, along with a screen shot and generous people will take a look and try to help.

Perhaps someone can tell us why there is an &amp in the url below?
http://hygiene-klein.de/shop.html?page=shop.browse&amp;category_id=135

And not in this one? The url below caused problems and was slow.
http://hygiene-klein.de/shop.html?page=shop.browse&category_id=145

Answer: http://www.google.com/search?q=%26amp

From the url listed above, it appears that you have enabled "search engine friendly URLS" in the Joomla Config and that may be the problem. Try turning them off and see what happens as this is a completely different issue. If you are using a third party SEF program that does not have an extension for Virtuemart, that could also be the problem.

I'm still suspecting aberrant java script somewhere, possibly a third party module? Please keep in mind, I'm only trying to help and my problems were fixed on my website by doing more than is even posted in this thread.

Be certain to clear the cache in JM and your browser. I have to crash. it is almost 5 AM for me.

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[tillo]

I have disabled "search engine friendly URLS" and "Loading-Indicator" but the problem is still existing. I cannot left replicate the url with "&amp".

These are not third party modules activ.

Categories with one or without articles = normal loading, no crash
Categories with more then one articles = extreme slow loading or crash

This is a list of enabled modules:
mod_virtuemart (left)
mod_mainmenu (topmenu)
mod_mainmenu (left)
mod_mainmenu (custom, middle under the header)
mod_virtuemart_cart (left)
mod_virtuemart_topten (right)

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[kauzi]

Change the following file: /libraries/joomla/html/html/behavior.php

~line 108
$tooltipInit = ' window.addEvent(\'domready\', function(){ var JTooltips = new Tips($$(\''.$selector.'\'), '.$options.'); });';
to
$tooltipInit = ' window.addEvent(\'load\', function(){ var JTooltips = new Tips($$(\''.$selector.'\'), '.$options.'); });';

I tried the patch provided by Aravot but it did not resolve. Then i applied PeterTJ's solution above and it worked instantly. So i can't say if it is just the last or a combination.

[aravot]

If PeterTJ's solution worked, than it could be Joomla issue or combination of Joomla and VirtueMart, this IE issue is making me bald, it works for few, not others, it is difficult to find a prefect solution as the error could be caused due to combination of many extension, it makes troubleshooting more difficult because I don't get it on my site.

[tillo]

I tried all know patches, single or togehter, but nothing works right. The "Cannot load alert" of IE7 is gone, but the site loading time is very long an the design crashes by clicking categories with more then one article.

[OxiDia]

"aravot"

I have written a post earlier in this Fix for Internet Explorer (IE7) Operation Aborted issue
« Reply #44 on: February 10, 2009, 10:07:13 am »

The problem operation aborted could still be found within the virtuemart.net site but works fine when you use virtuemart.com

The problem with operation aborted is even bigger with the VirtueMart eCommerce Bundle (w. Joomla! 1.5.9) than standalone of Joomla and Virtuemart.

Maybe you could find the issue in-between the .net and .com and/or in-between the eCommerce Bundle and Joomla-Virtuemart standalone.

It works fine in Firefox but the rest of the worlds aren’t “nerds” like us and they use IE.
Virtuemart is the best solution for Joomla, but I’m not a programmer so I can’t fix it.

Joomla 1.5.8 - 1.5.9
Virtuemart 1.1.2 - 1.1.3