Problem adding comment to Blog post

[ColinJ]

I'm using Opera 11.11 and when I try to add a comment to a CycleChat blog entry I'm getting this error message from the browser:

[13/06/2011 22:48:17] JavaScript - http://www.cyclechat.net/blog/87/entry-287-did-you-hear-about-the-gales-here-this-week/


Event thread: keypress
Uncaught exception: [object DOMException]
Error thrown at line 22, column 0 in extend(destination, source) in http://www.cyclechat.net/public/min/index.php?ipbv=31007&g=js:
destination[property]=source[property];
called from line 537, column 576 in <anonymous function: Event.extend>(event, element) in http://www.cyclechat.net/public/min/index.php?ipbv=31007&g=js:
Object.extend(event,{target:event.srcElement||element,relatedTarget:_relatedTarget(event),pageXointer.x,pageYointer.y});
called from line 545, column 164 in <anonymous function: responder>(event) in http://www.cyclechat.net/public/min/index.php?ipbv=31007&g=js:
Event.extend(event,element);

 

[Shaun]

Have you tried it with a different browser?

 

[ColinJ]

Have you tried it with a different browser?

(Sorry for the delay in replying!)

It works for me in Firefox.


I'm now using Opera 11.50 and commenting still doesn't work, but the error message has changed:

[13/08/2011 17:12:50] JavaScript - http://www.cyclechat.net/blog/87/entry-287-did-you-hear-about-the-gales-here-this-week/
Event thread: click
Uncaught exception: TypeError: Cannot convert '$(this.id+'_cmd_spellcheck')' to object
Error thrown at line 1474, column 205 in <anonymous function: editor_set_content>(initial_text) in http://www.cyclechat.net/public/min...ps.comments.js,cache/lang_cache/1/ipb.lang.js:
$(this.id+'_cmd_spellcheck').hide();
called from line 1803, column 34 in <anonymous function: add>(e) in http://www.cyclechat.net/public/min...ps.comments.js,cache/lang_cache/1/ipb.lang.js:
ipb.editors['fast-reply'].editor_set_content(false);
called from line 437, column 192 in <anonymous function: responder>(event) in http://www.cyclechat.net/public/min/index.php?ipbv=31007&g=js:
handler.call(element,event);