If I have anything in the Onload field of includes (such as "Loading..." I get an error message in the status bar that there is a expected ";" code 0.

As far as I can tell the onload field is only used to display something in the status bar and when it is not populated then the error does not appear.

This Error is appearing in the Internet Explorer Status bar (IE 7)

Thanks

just to be more clear this is populated on the General menu item via the control panel Html includes

The onload field is used for javascript. It can be used to trigger a javascript function, or something of that nature. It's not used for just general text.

99% of the time you'll never use this field, unless you have a specific javascript function that needs to be triggered when the page is loaded.

I was just pointing out that if the field on the general page - html tab - onload is populated it will produce a status bar error in internet explorer.

Well, are you calling valid javascript in the on load? If you don't, it will throw an error notifying you that nothing valid can be loaded from what you have presant...

Might be easier if you post what you have entered in that box

the words "Loading..."

Apparently that is not what was supposed to be there lol ok I think I get it now.

Loading isn't a valid js onload command... something like loading() would be, assuming you had a javascript that would load with that command...