my ff logs are crammed full of this warning:

Warning: reference to undefined property D.cache[a][d]
Source File: misc/jquery.js?M
Line: 13

i have multiple tabs open with growl messages open. to prevent this, could say, a short lived var be set like 'message_displayed' or something? this would probably prevent it.

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George2 commented

also in the myriad of warnings...

Warning: reference to undefined property $(this).data("jGrowl.instance")[m]
Source File: ...sites/all/modules/pmgrowl/jgrowl/jquery.jgrowl_minimized.js?M
Line: 3

so...me thinks could well be a jgrowl error! are you in direct contact with the author dave?

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merilainen commented

I'm getting those warnings all time from just about anything on my Drupal site, and I don't even have this module installed.

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naheemsays commented

Do you have some other module installed that uses jgrowl and is not finding it? that would be the problem then.

(if it is looking in sites/all/modules/pmgrowl, then you probably do have pmgrowl installed...)

George2’s picture

George2 commented

no, the problem was definitely pm/jgrowl

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les lim
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Status: Active » Fixed

This is a known issue with jQuery and strict javascript reporting. See http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-dev/browse_thread/thread/987fe49fe....

if you're using Firefox, a quick fix is to go into your browser's about:config settings and switch javascript.options.strict to false.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.

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protoplasm commented

That fix does work on my computer...now to figure out the solution for those visiting the website with javascript.options.strict as true. Accessing the page went from very slow to super fast after I switched to this option.

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whatdoesitwant commented
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@Les Lim
You do not need to do this in your about:config settings.
In firebug the option to disable strict warnings is available under Console.
In web developer toolbar (wdt) the option to disable strict warnings is available under Disable > Disable Javascript > Strict Warnings.