Javascript error on My Profile page

[ksamim]

The following text appears at the top of the page when navigating to the "View Profile" page on the site. It doesn't affect usability, but I figured your developers might wanna know!

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[oldsoldier]

what browser and OS are you using? It would also be helpful to disable your plugins one by one to see if it is linked to use of a specific plugin. ALl of this information is very useful to our coders in tracking down these issues.

 

[ksamim]

Quite right! In fact, I apologize in advance for giving you this information without my platform, because I am currently at my research lab and I use a very specific setup.

Right now I am using Firefox on a Red Hat Enterprise Linux v6 machine. I can double check this issue on my laptop as well. There are no plugins in use with this browser.

 

[oldsoldier]

Thanks every bit helps. I'm currently on a Debian machine and using fx11.0 I dont have access to a RHEL machine at the moment but I'll ask around and see if anyone I know is using RHEL. Are you using the release version of Fx or are you pinned at a prior version from the rhel repo?

 

[ksamim]

Thanks every bit helps. I'm currently on a Debian machine and using fx11.0 I dont have access to a RHEL machine at the moment but I'll ask around and see if anyone I know is using RHEL. Are you using the release version of Fx or are you pinned at a prior version from the rhel repo?

All updates are pushed through our university and I am currently using the highest release for our license (6.2). I believe it is the newest version, but I will double-check in short order.

 

[ksamim]

Oh, and I should mention that this is not occurring on my Windows machine using Chrome or Firefox. All good here!