Modifying my router web interface files

[Nestersan]

The real concern should be is if you really want to use a piece of hardware
where the manufacturers can not even get the javascript right?

Cisco has weird errors in the firmware/interface they use too...
Stop using Cisco Products as well ?

[Goucham]

In my router web interface @ 192.168.1.1, there is a javascript error on one of the pages, that prevents me from accomplishing certain admin tasks.

Is there any way I could modify these html files?

Using AirLink+ 802.11g Wireless Router.
Model #AR315W.
http://www.airlinkplus.com/wireless/ar315w.htm

*gasp* No CLI interface.

Sure you've already tried this but have you cleared the browser cache? Pop-up blockers and other security features have been known to interfere with some scripts as well.

[Arch_Angel]

Sure you've already tried this but have you cleared the browser cache? Pop-up blockers and other security features have been known to interfere with some scripts as well.

I doubt it is browser cache, since I have seen the html output and see where in the javascript the error is. So unless clearing the cache is going to fix the script, I doubt it is gonna work.

Only have Firefox as my pop-up blocker.
And I don't use those so called security features that block scripts. Think they do more harm than good.

[zRo ToLeRaNcE]

Were you successful in fixing this problem??

[Arch_Angel]

Were you successful in fixing this problem??

No. You have a solution?

[zRo ToLeRaNcE]

No. You have a solution?

No, just wondered in case i come across this when i buy a Wireless Router