SCRIPT70: Permission denied in IE9

We are still using TeamSite 6.7.2 Service Pack 2 and are having some issues when we add metadata to our files.

If I select a file and select File > Tag, I see the tag form. But if I close it and do one right after that I see a blank form and have these javascript errors:

SCRIPT70: Permission denied
dcapi_iframe.js, line 68 character 5

SCRIPT70: Permission denied
dcapi_event_tagui_multi.js, line 3 character 1

SCRIPT5007: Unable to get value of the property 'debug': object is null or undefined
iw.ccpro.tag, line 257 character 9

This is only happening in IE9. Does anyone have any suggestions?

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nipper

Check the release notes, for 672 IE support was 6 & 7

See if there is an IE compatibility mode in IE9 that dumbs it down to IE7 or 8

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Migrateduser

I did try the compatibility mode and I still received the error.

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nipper

Don't know what to tell you. You are on a platform that has been set end of life, on a configuration that is unsupported.

It may be an issue with the multi-file tagger. You can try tagging 1 file at a time.

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Scott Snead

Looks like we can resolve the issue by commenting out the below line of IWOV js code...however, I could find zero information on the "DCF Debugger" or "Data Capture Form debugger" on devnet/support/google. anyone have any idea how risky this would be or what the heck the DCF debugger is? it wouldn't surprise me if its some legacy junk code left floating around...

\Interwoven\TeamSite\httpd\webapps\content_center\datacapture\dcapi_iframe.js

//if (shouldCreateAlias(top.IWDCClassLogger, dcFrame.IWDCClassLogger)) top.IWDCClassLogger=dcFrame.IWDCClassLogger;

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Rick Poulin

From the looks of it, it might be a tool that they use in internal development and forgot to remove some of it when shipping... but nobody outside of support is going to be able to confirm that, or how you should go about fixing it. And frankly, support is probably not going to bother since you're talking about an EOL version.

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