I'm getting the following javascript error in my page whenver i try to use an UpdatePanel:
"Sys.WebForms.Res.PRM_ParseErrorDetails is null or not an object."
I have the RC1 dll in my bin folder, all the relevant entries in my web.config, and this worked fine before, but suddenly it's gone kaput!
Any help would be great.
Can you repro this error again? Try to post some codes?to?repro?this?error here.Try to debug javascript error according to the following steps.
Steps:
1.Create a file based web site
2.Add a JavaScript file called MyScript.js to the root of the project
In this file, add the following:
function MyCustomFunction()
{
//doing custom work
alert("MyCustomFunction ran!!!");
}
if (typeof('Sys') !== 'undefined') Sys.Application.notifyScriptLoaded();
3.Add an ASPX page to the application
4.Add a ScriptManager to the page and add the above script the Scripts collection
<asp:ScriptManager ID="ScriptManager1" runat="server">
<Scripts>
<asp:ScriptReference Path="~/MyScript.js" />
</Scripts>
</asp:ScriptManager>
5.Ensure that the Disable Script Debugging options are unchecked in Internet Explorer's Advanced Properties.
6.Set a breakpoint on the alert("MyCustomFunction ran!!!"); line in the MyScript.js file
7.Ensure that Internet Explorer is configured for debugging using information from this lesson
8.Press F5 to start debugging.
Does the breakpoint get hit?
Which processes does Visual Studio attach to? (hint: check Debug | Attach to Process..)
9.Add the following HTML to the <body> of the ASPX page:
<input type="button" value="Call Function" onclick="MyCustomFunction()" />
10.Press F5 to start debugging.
Does the breakpoint get hit?
Which processes does Visual Studio attach to? (hint: check Debug | Attach to Process..)
11.Add each item listed below after the alert(); in MyCustomFunction() one at a time and Press F5 to debug the page. i.e. Add item "a" from the list, press F5. Remove item a and add item "b" and repeat. Answer the following:
Does the breakpoint get hit?
Which processes does Visual Studio attach to? (hint: check Debug | Attach to Process..)
a.debug.assert(false, "That wasn't supposed to happen!", true);
b.debug.fail("Did I break?");
c.debug._traceDump(Sys.Application, 'object name', true, '... ');
d.debug.trace("Is this a trace or what?");
12.While you're attached to the iexplore.exe process, take a look at the Script Explorer (Debug menu, Windows, Script Explorer).
Wish the above can help you.
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