Same line 64 error on work XP box - FF 22, IE8 (with or without compatibility mode) and Chrome 26.

XP Computer on another network works with FF 22 - I'll dig deeper ...

Righteo, I have found the problem.

The show stopper is the "addThis Toolbar" which has been located in the "Sharing" row where, aside from being able to capture a link URL, email (using addThis or Gmail) or print the results, you can broadcast your itinerary to Facebook, Twitter, StumbleUpon and many other internet places quite happy to track your activity.

At my worksite, most addThis functionality as well as facebook are completely blocked. This includes any url links and internal java procedures/functions that even mention those words.

I also have addThis blocked on every computer I use. I also use ....... which till now had hidden the google ad server boxes - only noticed on the alternative network box.

This is what is causing my issues.

I took a copy of the source and edited it to disable the addthis call (and the 'ad choices' FWIW) within the Javascript 'setlinks' function.

Running the modified version locally worked fine.

using IE8 and Chrome and not working...plug the airport codes and nothing happens...no error message just the same page !!!!

just tried firefox and again after you press go page stays the same and isnot updating with the results

To get logs with chrome:

• Open a chrome tab.
• Click the "Customize and Control Google Chrome" icon located at the top right of the window.
• Select "Tools" then "JavaScript Console"m
• click on the "Console" 'tab'.
• Fire up MM (Type slfft.org into the URL and hit enter)

To get logs with IE8:

• Open IE8 tab.
• Hit F12
• Select the "Script" 'tab' on the 'Developer Tools" popup.
• Fire up MM (Type slfft.org into the URL and hit enter)

To get logs with FF:

• Open a FF tab.
• If you don't see a tools menu option, hit an [Alt] key.
• Select "tools" then 'Web Developer" then "Error Console"
• Select the '(X) Errors' tab
• Fire up MM (Type slfft.org into the URL and hit enter)

GET http://s7.addthis.com/js/250/addthis...21713b49636564 award.htm:148
2
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot call method 'update' of undefined

Serfty this is the message that appears after your instructions and couldnt get the page to validate the DONE$ cities selected...Must be me !!!

I seem to have missed this discussion somehow, apologies . I've just fired out 0.95060, it is a bugfix where I noticed a problem in the OWE planner section - entering a city in From to find out where the services are from that location...yielded nothing. Nothing changed in MM code; I think something changed in various browser's JS. That should be good now.

So 'addthis' ... is responsible for the buttons which let you share the itins to various social media. If it's causing problems I can remove it .. but then that functionality is lost. Thoughts?

Looking forward to having QR's flights added

And especially looking forward to the tool correctly handling the new rules regarding backtracking between Africa and Europe/Middle East

Good luck with that one SLF

AKL-PER on QF is missing from the tool.

These flights commence in December
and IIRC the tool only shows current flights

OK, updated with QR in 0.95064

Sounds like the new backtracking rules could be interesting! I'll have to find out about them first, feel free to send me any relevant links!

I'm wondering what / how the Mileage Monkey scrapes in regard to the 'Require specific cabin' function in the 'OWE Planner' section.

Choosing 'First' and asking for From/To MLE, the tool returns the BA 2042-2043 rotation CMB-MLE-LGW-MLE-CMB. However, since these flights were introduced last April they have -- according to The BA Source: Route Tracker -- always and only been operated by a three-class 772; i.e., there is in fact no F cabin on that route. Thus, MM is obviously looking at an erroneous source or misinterpreting what it finds.

cheers,

Henry

Hi SLF

any ETA on an update, to incorporate JJ and US?

Mileage Monkey is really useful, thanks!

A small update:

BA no longer does First from LHR-CAI and return, so the BA TP calculation for routes involving CAI displays incorrect results.