I just got this error message in Firebug. A google search reveals nothing but other mystified people! Does anyone have any idea what it means?
It's being indicated on the last line of this 3-line script:
<script>
g_BuildServer = "/";
</script>
I just got this error message in Firebug. A google search reveals nothing but other mystified people! Does anyone have any idea what it means?
It's being indicated on the last line of this 3-line script:
<script>
g_BuildServer = "/";
</script>
I experienced this error when I had a comment in my javascript but it didn't start with a /* it just had a few *'s hence creating a syntax error
Happened to me too, just for having an empty script tag in the page. When I removed this:
<script src="" type="text/javascript"></script>
everything got back to normal..
I got the "XML cannot be the whole program" error because the server was returning an xml error message in response to a request for a javascript file. My case may be unusual, but here it is:
I had a servlet filter granting or denying access to server resources. If it grants access, you get the resource, otherwise, you get <filterResponse><Access_Denied/></filterResponse>
. I had failed to add the javascript file to the list of resources you don't have to be logged in to access. So, when Firefox received an XML error message as the body of a javascript program, its complaint makes perfect sense.
If you put JavaScript in a js file (which I assume you did), do NOT put the script tags, put
only.
Otherwise, to the parser, you just provided an XML document as a script.