"SCRIPT28: Out of stack space" on website using IE9

I am having an issue where all link button controls on my page do not work once we deploy our website to our production server. Here are a few details:

1. We have 3 environments upon which we develop: Our local Machine, which uses local IIS7 to run for development; test environment which is an actual webserver behind our firewall(IIS6); Production which is our live webserver(IIS6). The website works fine on local machines and test server but once we click a link button on production server it hangs.

2. The problem does not exist in Chrome, or FireFox it only exists in IE9. It does not exis开发者_Go百科t when you put IE9 in compatibility mode.

3. If I use the IE9 Developer tool bar and watch the scripts, as soon as you click one of the link buttons the console shows this error:

SCRIPT28: Out of stack space , line 340 character 9

1. I am using quite a bit of JQuery and am wondering if this is causing an issue: However, I see no javascript errors.

Any thoughts? Thanks for any suggestions.

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As people said in comments: it means that infinite recursion takes place. Whether it is simple recursion or some devious path across code like a serpent biting its tail - unknown, it seems IE gives out no stacktrace, or does?

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I've reproduced this issue when I'm doing the following code:

HTML

<span class="search-icon"><input title="search" type="submit" value=""></span>

JS

(function($) {
    $('.search-icon').on('click', function(e) {
        // The click event will call  $('.search-icon').on('click', function(e) { .. } for every time
        // which make an infinte loop in click event as long as there are no stop condition added here.
        $(this).find('input').click();
    });
})(jQuery);

I've solve this problem by changing my JS code to be:

(function($) {
        $('.search-icon').on('click', function(e) {
            $(this).closest('form').submit();
        });
})(jQuery);

I hope this answer will be helpfull for you.

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Can you post the code / a link to the code, or close this issue?

Common problems: you might have a closure problem in the html, thus different browsers interpret the html hierarchy differently, or you might be looping through a for(x in y) where x contains a backreference to y.

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Check out the msdn page for info on this error. In my case, the error was caused by:

Your code triggered an event cascade.
An event cascade is caused by triggering an event that calls an event procedure that's already on the stack. ...

Basically, I was trying to trigger a click event (using jQuery) on a file upload control using the control's click event. Seems like it would cause infinite recursion. Perhaps you may be having a similar problems with your buttons.