stack overflow at line:0

A small message suddenly popped up on Facebook in a little square.

stack overflow at line: 0

What does this mean please? I've never seen it before.

I just clicked OK.

Should I do anything?

Thank you
Geopelia

 

Yes go back to knitting.

 

Same here Yeah - avoid Facebook !

 

With all the family scattered around the world, we use Facebook all the
time.
I'll ask there and see if anyone knows.

I'll see if it happens again and note what I was doing.
The computer has been playing up lately. I just restart and it behaves
itself again.
Time for the computer man after Christmas, I think.

Merry Christmas!

Geopelia

 

very helpful!

Merry Christmas!

 

We use Facebook all the time. I'll see if anyone there knows what it is.

Trend micro watches Facebook, I found. They put a warning on one post, not
to open.
So it should be safe enough.

I've only got it for Friends, so the public, stalkers and silly kids don't
get in, but a bit of spam gets through sometimes.

Merry Christmas!
Geopelia

 

His real name is Roger Sheppard, and that is about as helpful as he gets!

Merry Christmas to you and Hubby, Geo.

 

That's Roger for you.

On the face of it, it doesn't look like a big problem, unless it happens
a lot.

Cheers,

Cliff

 

Probably not, Geo.

This page may be helpful, it seems to indicate that the error is related
to the site you are visiting, in this case a certain page on Facebook

<http://en.kioskea.net/faq/6657-ie-stack-overflow-at-line-0>

To quote the relevant part:

"When you browse certain sites, Microsoft Internet Explorer displays the
following error:

Stack overflow at line: 0

The problem does not come from your computer or your browser, and is not
a virus. it is simply a JavaScript error related to the site you are
visiting. Only the site owner can correct this error. You can contact
them to notify them of this error."

 

So why does not MS, either shut up or b) display the above message?

And a great New Year, which Mayan wise starts tomorrow morning. Another long
cycle starts, as one has just/is about to end. 5000 odd years.

The sun is now in the centre of the universe.

All this world ending stuff is rather $ grabbing. I reckoned the Mayans
thought that 700 plus years into the future would do for now calaender wise.

In some ways they were right, the now, now, now world we live in is right
here right now. So what is tomorrow?

 

You memory is short. Woger/Roger can fire the bullet thru the bulls eye with
ease.

Lets make that to one and all. Follwed by peace on earth. People are still
working on that one.

 

I chose to advoid FaceBook et al as they are sucking up personal data for
their profit.

The real question of the day is, Who on line do you trust? And I am not
talking about the small guy.

 

Didn't they (Mayans) invent Kool-Aid?

 

It's a javascript error, which you shouldn't worry about. You may need
to restart IE.

 

All I have there is "female" and my age. And my picture was taken in 1959,
so if they want to stalk a female they are over half a century too late!

I don't do any online banking etc.

How could Facebook profit? They don't charge anything.

 

Thanks, and the same to you. Hope the weather keeps fine for you.

 

It's only happened once, that's why I asked here.

 

Thank you, and the same to you.

I forget which page I was looking at, if it's JavaScript I don't use that
(as far as I am aware), so I won't worry.

 

Thank you. I've restarted since, and I turn off the computer at nights, so
it gets a rest.
It seems to go better after a restart. Seems rather slow these days, unless
that's the Broadband.

Merry Christmas!
Geopelia

 

The JavaScript error was coming from the serving page you were looking
at, not from your computer. But yes, nothing to worry about if it
doesn't reoccur repeatedly.