What's in the bookmark is just inserting a <script> tag referencing the mybookmark.nocache.js.
It's working pretty fine in chrome and firefox. and here comes the problem for IE, hmm again?
An exception was thrown on the line: frameDoc = scriptFrame.contentDocument; (in mybookmark.nocache.js)
Obviously, as usual, the nocache.js was trying to create an iframe to host a <script> tag which will download the corresponding <MD5>.cache.js
Any idea to solve this issue?
Thanks!
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