> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.listly.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.listly.io/~/revisions/qSlWzjkSGWSbwiQWG3BZ/support/solutions-by-extraction-error-message/error-code-3.md).

# Error Code - ActionScriptError, ScriptError

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**ActionScriptError** occurs **when the script entered in the settings causes an error**. This error usually falls into the following two cases:

1. It worked fine at first, but **the site structure or loading method changed and the code was neutralized**
2. Possibility that the code was written incorrectly from the start (selector error, syntax issues, etc.)

#### **✅ How to fix (when entering a CSS Selector)** <a href="#how-to-fix-when-entering-a-css-selector" id="how-to-fix-when-entering-a-css-selector"></a>

* **If it is code you wrote yourself**, please check whether the site's structure or button positions have changed recently.
* **If it is code created using an AI tool**, try regenerating it or check the click targets and conditional logic.
* **For scripts provided by Listly as a paid service, within 5 days from delivery** if a problem occurs, one free revision is available. → After that, modifications due to site changes **will require a separate request and fee** can be done.


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