Stack overflow at line: 0 - what's it mean?

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• bobcar Posts: 19,424

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  23/04/13 - 20:17 #2

  It's a Javascript error. You could try this http://24sevenpost.com/tech-gizmo/fix-stack-overflow-line-0-3-simple/ or Google and check one of the myriad links that will come up.
  
  Also you will do better posting something like this in the PC and Mac forum.

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• harry hamster Posts: 1,811

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  23/04/13 - 21:02 #3

  I've been getting that too.

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• bart4858 Posts: 11,434

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  23/04/13 - 21:05 #4

  alycidon wrote: »

  For the past week when I open DS the above message with an 'OK' box keeps appearing. What does it mean?

  
  You can try asking on http://stackoverflow.com.

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• logansdad Posts: 1,068

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  23/04/13 - 21:08 #5

  me to!

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• curvybabes Posts: 13,223

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  23/04/13 - 21:19 #6

  i was getting this message last night too

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• alycidon Posts: 930

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  23/04/13 - 21:47 #7

  bobcar wrote: »

  Also you will do better posting something like this in the PC and Mac forum.

  
  Yes. Sorry about that. I had a quick look down the various headings and must have missed that.
  
  Thanks for your help, anyway.

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• Porcupine Posts: 25,245

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  23/04/13 - 21:57 #8

  I have been getting this message for the last few days too

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 2,470

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  23/04/13 - 22:42 #9

  I did an update for Java about four days ago and since then it keeps cropping up and has to be clicked off sometimes twice in a row. Is this something Java have done or something I can sort out? I was concerned as I thought I had caused the problem and being computer dumb I am lost as to what to do.

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• John259 Posts: 28,446

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  23/04/13 - 22:53 #10

  Despite their similar names, Java and JavaScript are totally separate.
  
  Try another browser.
  
  Try uninstalling Java and then downloading and installing the latest version from www.java.com - but beware of accidentally also installing crapware which is enabled by default and has to be unticked.

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