[RESOLVED] Undeclared Variable?

[GµårÐïåñ]

I noticed this in my error console, any idea what's the cause?

Warning: assignment to undeclared variable popup
Source file: chrome://noscript/content/noscriptOverlay.js
Line: 69

shortly after posting this, I get this:

Warning: reference to undefined property this.currentWin.wrappedJSObject
Source file: chrome://noscript/content/DOM.js
Line: 178

[Tom T.]

Not without knowing the URL where it happened.

FWIW, at any given moment (like right now), I have 50-100 "warnings" in my EC. Unless the page doesn't work, I ignore them. If the page doesn't work, usually there will be actual red "Error" messages, which are the ones I'd post if trying to solve the issue.

[Giorgio Maone]

You turned javascript.options.strict to true in about:config, didn't you?

[GµårÐïåñ]

Not without knowing the URL where it happened.

FWIW, at any given moment (like right now), I have 50-100 "warnings" in my EC. Unless the page doesn't work, I ignore them. If the page doesn't work, usually there will be actual red "Error" messages, which are the ones I'd post if trying to solve the issue.

Chrome issue my friend, was not related to a URL, it was not a content error.

You turned javascript.options.strict to true in about:config, didn't you?

Yes sir, I have that as true. Should I not?

[Tom T.]

Not without knowing the URL where it happened.

FWIW, at any given moment (like right now), I have 50-100 "warnings" in my EC. Unless the page doesn't work, I ignore them. If the page doesn't work, usually there will be actual red "Error" messages, which are the ones I'd post if trying to solve the issue.

Chrome issue my friend, was not related to a URL, it was not a content error.

My bad. Read it too quickly and didn't even notice the "chrome" source. Sorry. Was just the first post I'd seen from you since your vacation, and a quick response was a way to say, "Welcome back"!
I'll get out of the way now, and let you and Giorgio sort this one out.

[Giorgio Maone]

You turned javascript.options.strict to true in about:config, didn't you?

Yes sir, I have that as true. Should I not?

Yes, but you can expect to see a lot of noise about non-issues, especially on Fx 3.5 where "strict" is even stricter than before.

[GµårÐïåñ]

Understood, thank you for the explanation sir, I was just wondering why I started seeing it suddenly and now I know. Appreciate the heads up and you are right, they are non-issues.