Luke Huffman
2009-08-21 20:16:35 UTC
Hello,
I work for an aerospace company and we have a lot of HTML/JavaScript
based training that was once deployed via an internal network. We switched
our training over to a more secure system that can only handle one file
upload at a time. As a result I was forced to convert our training to CHM
files, which works rather nicely for the most part. My only problem is that
there are some pages in the training with JavaScript that purposely imposes
scipt errors in order to allow advanced simulation functions like Drag &
Drop to work. We had a registry patch that could be installed in order to
disable script error warning messages in IE, or they can be disabled via the
options, but HH.exe does not seem to offer any way to disable these
warnings. They are more than just a neusance as they aslo prevent the
simulated activities from working properly. Does anyone know of a registry
key or some other way to disable these warning so our trainig can work
properly again?
Sincerely,
-Luke
I work for an aerospace company and we have a lot of HTML/JavaScript
based training that was once deployed via an internal network. We switched
our training over to a more secure system that can only handle one file
upload at a time. As a result I was forced to convert our training to CHM
files, which works rather nicely for the most part. My only problem is that
there are some pages in the training with JavaScript that purposely imposes
scipt errors in order to allow advanced simulation functions like Drag &
Drop to work. We had a registry patch that could be installed in order to
disable script error warning messages in IE, or they can be disabled via the
options, but HH.exe does not seem to offer any way to disable these
warnings. They are more than just a neusance as they aslo prevent the
simulated activities from working properly. Does anyone know of a registry
key or some other way to disable these warning so our trainig can work
properly again?
Sincerely,
-Luke