need help with this js error - Object required is ISC_Core.js on IE8 / SmartGWT

[mj6uc]

Hi,

We are getting the following error in one of our apps built using SmartGWT only on IE8 -- works well on Firefox:

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Message: Object required

Line: 1728

Char: 85

Code: 0

URI: http://192.168.5.103:8080/CMPS/cmps/...es/ISC_Core.js
========

Here is the stack trace:

14:15:44.390:MUP3:WARN:Log:Error:
'Object required'
in http://192.168.0.14:8888/cmps/sc/modules/ISC_Core.js
at line 1723
Element.getOffsetLeft(_1=>[DIVElement]{ID:isc_1F})
Element.$yw(_1=>"left", _2=>[DIVElement]{ID:isc_1F}, _3=>[BODYElement]{nodeName:BODY}, _4=>false)
Element.$s4(_1=>[DIVElement]{ID:isc_1F}, _2=>[BODYElement]{nodeName:BODY}, _3=>false)
Canvas.$s4(_1=>undef)
Canvas.getPageLeft()
Canvas.containsPoint(_1=>109, _2=>52, _3=>false)
Canvas.visibleAtPoint(_1=>109, _2=>52, _3=>undef, _4=>Array[1], undef, undef, undef, undef)
Class.invokeSuper(_1=>[Class DynamicForm], _2=>"visibleAtPoint", _3=>109, _4=>52, _5=>undef, _6=>undef, _7=>undef, _8=>undef, _9=>undef, _10=>undef)
DynamicForm.visibleAtPoint(_1=>109, _2=>52, _3=>undef, _4=>undef)
EventHandler.$k5(_1=>Obj{type:error}, _2=>undef)
EventHandler.handleMouseUp(_1=>Obj{type:error}, _2=>undef)
EventHandler.dispatch(_1=>EventHandler.handleMouseUp(), _2=>Obj{type:error})
anonymous(event=>undef)
"var returnVal=arguments.callee.$ch.isc.EH.dispatch(arguments.callee.$j2,event);return returnVal;"


The stack trace has a different line number because these were copied off two different machines at two distinct times.

Thank you

[doomed]

Hello mj6uc,
I am facing the same issue.

Did you manage to work around it?
Could you please let me know how to fix it?

Thanks!

[mIchanik82]

Has anyone got a solution to this? We use GWT 2.3 with SmartGWT 2.2 (SmartGWT 2.4/2.5 crush the application as startup)

[Isomorphic]

Try to put together a simple standalone test case that reproduces this issue and we'll be happy to take a look. The stack trace alone doesn't contain enough information for us to know what's causing the problem (or even whether it's an application error or a framework error).