Hi Jake, I'm afraid can't do that. It's not a public website. It's a web app (an ERP) with only access to company users. Is there anything you could suggest either way?
It's not working in FF/Chrome Windows versions, They do work perfectly in FF/Chrome Linux. The error seems to be triggered when the dialog is to be opened, as checked with Firebug. It's even triggered if I deactivate the code that creates the accordion just after the dialog opening (the accordion is also used with JQuery UI).
It's not a logical nor a syntax error. Seems just like a script timeout. Firefox displays an alert to either keep on running the script or stop it. Chrome just displays the frozen monitor icon.
There must be something to do to handle a big amount of data within a jQuery UI dialog, don't you think?