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I have the following code on a webpage being served by a coldfusion 9 server.
alert("Doing this now may result in loss of data")
and when I trigger the alert box this is what I see.
Doing this now may…
I have never even heard of the or seen anything like this, google didn’t produce anything of promise either.
I thought I was the only one with this issue. Yes, I had this exact issue six months ago and for the life of me — two months — I couldn’t figure it out. Eventually, I found a jQuery / JavaScript error that resulted in this issue.
I’m pretty sure the issue had to do with ending JavaScript lines with the appropriate semi-colon EVERYWHERE. Chrome seems to halfway choke on non-perfect JavaScript.
I suggest poring over your JavaScript code and cleaning it up. Maybe removing it from the page and then introducing it back in slowly, testing along the way. This may be a problem if you use plugins though.