VB IE scripting error

I wrote a program that uses IE and every time I visit a webpage I get a javascript scripting error and the msgbox that says "Continue running scripts on this page?" and I need to keep them from showing up as it keeps halting my program. In internet options I have disabled script debugging and unchecked show all scripting errors. Does anyone know how to actually keep IE from showing me these error messages? These errors don't affect the operation of my program other than me having to click yes so I want to block these errors from ever being displayed. Can I set IE to actually ignore these? Can I trap the error within VB and cancel it out or step over it? Anything? Please help it is so annoying.

You should be able to trap the error from with VB.

Do you get a message box that displays the error?

Are you actually running IE, or are you running a web browser on your program's form?

Sorry I should have explained. I'm using the webbrowser control within VB and IE itself is giving me the "Scripting error on this. Continue running scripts?".