We have an implementation of the Oracle Talent Manager application that email’s users links in hotspots in a mail message. What we are seeing is two hotspots. One denoted by a paper icon and one that is hyper-text.
If you click on the icon based link the OS chosen browser launches and you are redirected to the login page for the application.
If you click on the hypertext link the Notes browser launches and you are presented with a JavaScript Error that reads:
‘Error on line 17: ToObjectError: document.body has no properties’
There are two check boxes. The first one reads:
Skip executing JavaScript on this page
The second:
Don’t show any more JavaScript errors on this page
You are then presented with a Yes/No choice to process the dialog box.
If you click ‘Yes’ another JavaScript error dialog appears reading:
Error: ReferenceError: event is not defined
You then have the same two check boxes with a Yes/No prompt.
Upon clicking ‘Yes’ the second time you are redirected to a page that says:
'You are trying to access a page that is no longer active.
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You may have attempted to access to this page directly by bookmarking the page or copying the URL. This page does not support bookmarking.
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The referring page may have come from a previous session. Please select Home to proceed.’
If you attempt to close the tab opened by the failed page the error dialog pops up again and again several times. It appears full-screen at times and in the preview pane as well. Only after closing the mail file does the error go away completely.
Has anyone seen anything like this before where a hotspot will work from one link and fail from another? I have pulled the URL data from both hotspots, and the URL redirected by them is identical. I cannot see why this is breaking in this manner when attempting to use the hypertext link.