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Errors in IE and not in FireFox

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markros

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May 21, 2007
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Hi everybody,

I have quite a complex page. In this page I have a GridView inside the UpdatePanel as well as UpdateProgress control and also several FormViews (initially invisible) inside the UpdatePanel as well. The appropriate FormView is displayed depending on Person Type.

I tested this page some time ago and it worked fine.

Now I'm getting weird problems in IE7 related to validators (I have enabled JavaScript errors in the browser). I tested the page in FireFox (View in Browser mode) and I don't get the same errors.

Is there anything I can do to make my page working or I would have to remove all UpdatePanels?
 
This is the place I'm getting errors, BTW

else {
// script is literal script, so just load the script by adding the new element to the DOM
document.getElementsByTagName('HEAD')[0].appendChild(scriptElement);
 
I found some links, say,
but I'm not that deep into the AJAX yet. I was using it through AJAX server-side controls without trying to modify any core elements.

Do you think there is a solution for my problem in IE or I just have to remove AJAX elements from the page?

Thanks in advance.
 
Can you explain what Gridview, UpdatePanel etc. actually are? Are they related to the problem? Has any of this got anything to do with Asynchronous Javascript And XML - which is the subject of the forum?

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Well, I'm working with ASP.NET & MS AJAX using server-side controls such as UpdatePanel and UpdateProgress. So, I believe my question is relevant to the forum.
 
Ahhh! It's all clear now. MS AJAX is a Microsoft toolkit for ASP.NET. You will probably do better with this in forum855

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