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Script was allowed - but the No-Script Plug-In was causing the problem.

I found the solution to the problem below was disabling No-Script "dojo is not defined" - Firefox 3.5 issue?"dojo is not defined" - Firefox 3.5 issue?

then I confirmed that it was causing the Stackoverflow "Add Comment" problem as well.

Believe me - I had No-Script set to allow scripts from all sites, even though it said it was dangerous. Maybe No-Script hasn't fully adapted to Firefox 3.5.2 yet?

Script was allowed - but the No-Script Plug-In was causing the problem.

I found the solution to the problem below was disabling No-Script "dojo is not defined" - Firefox 3.5 issue?

then I confirmed that it was causing the Stackoverflow "Add Comment" problem as well.

Believe me - I had No-Script set to allow scripts from all sites, even though it said it was dangerous. Maybe No-Script hasn't fully adapted to Firefox 3.5.2 yet?

Script was allowed - but the No-Script Plug-In was causing the problem.

I found the solution to the problem below was disabling No-Script "dojo is not defined" - Firefox 3.5 issue?

then I confirmed that it was causing the Stackoverflow "Add Comment" problem as well.

Believe me - I had No-Script set to allow scripts from all sites, even though it said it was dangerous. Maybe No-Script hasn't fully adapted to Firefox 3.5.2 yet?

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Script was allowed - but the No-Script Plug-In was causing the problem.

I found the solution to the problem below was disabling No-Script "dojo is not defined" - Firefox 3.5 issue?

then I confirmed that it was causing the Stackoverflow "Add Comment" problem as well.

Believe me - I had No-Script set to allow scripts from all sites, even though it said it was dangerous. Maybe No-Script hasn't fully adapted to Firefox 3.5.2 yet?