we had an issue with running our enterprise web app (e4se) under IE8 and IE9, it gives error message "SCRIPT16389: Unspecified error", apparently this is not quite helpful but it did give me the line of the code that caused the panic.
here is the original code:
var oOption;
oOption = document.createElement("OPTION");
oOption.text = descValue;
oOption.value = codeValue;
sel.add(oOption); //this is where the error occurs
after refer to one of Microsoft's technical article on its Javascript implementation, I changed the above code to:
sel.options.add(oOption);
oOption.innerHTML = descValue;
oOption.value = codeValue;
the mentioned MS article is listed below:
add Method (areas, controlRange, options, ...):
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