outlook web access has encountered a web browsing error ie 9, when typing a letter in to box...

[Guest ptgriffin5]

outlook web access has encountered a web browsing error ie 9, when typing a letter in to box

 

Applies To:

Office | Office 2007 | Microsoft Office Outlook | Windows 7

Hi,

I have an issue using owa 2007 in Ie9 (ver 9.0.8112.16421) on just one machine. Its a real annoyance and the only work around I have found is to go into light version.

When I type a character in To, CC or BBC fields it comes up with the following :-

Client Information

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User Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible MSIE 7.0 Windows NT 6.1 WOW64 Trident/5.0 SLCC2 .NET CLR 2.0.50727 .NET CLR 3.5.30729 .NET CLR 3.0.30729 Media Center PC 6.0 .NET4.0C .NET4.0E InfoPath.3)

CPU Class: x86

Platform: Win32

System Language: en-gb

User Language: en-gb

CookieEnabled: true

Mime Types:

Exception Details

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Date: Tue Nov 15 22:45:09 UTC 2011

Message: Unable to set value of the property 'id': object is null or undefined

Url: https://mail.o-bit.net/owa/8.1.436.0/scripts/premium/unav.js

Line: 63

Call Stack

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Dump Event

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recordset = null

type = error

fromElement = null

toElement = null

altLeft = false

keyCode = 0

repeat = false

reason = 0

data =

behaviorCookie = 0

source = null

contentOverflow = false

behaviorPart = 0

url =

dataTransfer = null

ctrlKey = false

shiftLeft = false

dataFld =

returnValue = undefined

qualifier =

wheelDelta = 0

bookmarks = null

actionURL =

button = 0

srcFilter = null

nextPage =

cancelBubble = false

x = 0

y = 0

buttonID = 0

srcElement = null

screenX = 432

screenY = 616

srcUrn =

origin =

boundElements = [object]

clientX = 110

clientY = 393

propertyName =

shiftKey = false

ctrlLeft = false

offsetX = 0

offsetY = 0

altKey = false

errorMessage = Unable to set value of the property 'id': object is null or undefined

errorUrl = https://mail.o-bit.net/owa/8.1.436.0/scripts/premium/unav.js

errorLine = 63

errorCharacter = 271

errorCode = 0

 

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