However, ever since I have introduced the notion of content place holders (from a master page), I am repeated getting the Object Expected error.Now I understand why this is happening, asp.net is amending the control names to take into account the CPH i.e. $('#ctl00_ContentPlaceHolder1_radBuyer').attr('checked', true);
How do I go about reslving this issue, effectively 'renaming' my asp.net controls to take this into account?
Is it possible to use JavaScript passed by Ajax on the client-side? I am getting an "object expected" error from an onClick event from a HTML control that is passed with the JS. The controls and JS work when the page is rendered on the server.
When I run this page and click on the image I get an "Object Expected" error.However, if I place the test function into my Default.js external file it will function perfectly.
I have just deployed my ASP.NET/C# code to a sharepoint server and am getting this error when hoving over the menu:Menu_HoverRoot(this) Object ExpectedI have absolutely no idea what is causing it, but have seen other people with this problem, and it seems to be something with WebResource.axd.
I've got a few ComboBoxes on a page which worked fine before. I can't recall making any changes to the form but now I get an "Object Expected" javascript error when the page loads and the comboxes don't load/work.
On debugging from IE, the highlighted error is in MicrosoftAjax.js in the piece of code
Trying to get jquery to work in VS 2010 Premium. I've got a simple asp.net webapp with a .aspx that doesn't use a master page with the code below. When I run it I get the error in the subject line. I've got the following in the scripts folder:
The error i get seems to be centered around jquery finding what it's in (window,document, etc.). Right now i'm just trying to implement the jQuery datepicker. the project has a master page, where i placed my script references.
The JQuery import is in the page header. The javascript is just inside the <body>. It would be nice if I could tell which object is having the issue instead of being pointed at this block of code. I'm new to JQuery and beginner level javascript.
When I access the page us a url (in debug mode) http://localhost/logon.aspx?v=1 the page loads correctly and the jquery button command loads correctly. But then I access the page using the new url route, I get this error.
Error: Microsoft JScript runtime error: Object expected
if (lstRecipient.Items[i].Text == ddlRecipient.SelectedItem.Text) { lstRecipient.Items.RemoveAt(i); isDuplicate = true; ScriptManager.RegisterClientScriptBlock(this, this.GetType(), "AlertAdd", "jAlert('Recipient name is already in the list.', 'Duplicate Entry!');", true); }
I am new to jquery in asp.net mvc2 and was trying to implment a simple jquery function like a show() function on my system but it keeps giving me this error:
I'm using the CustomValidation Function to call my javascript but for some reason I'm not getting the * to indicate the error to the user. I keep getting a Function expected Error, so what is wrong with my javascript that's causing this error and why aren't I receiving the * notification?
Javascript:
<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript"> function checkAGITotal() { var a = document.getElementById('<%= NumberInHouseholdTxtbox.clientid %>').value; var b = document.getElementById('<%= AGITotalTxtbox.clientid %>').value; if (a == "1" && b <= "27247" || a == "2" && b <= "35630" || a == "3" && b <= "44014" || a == "4" && b <= "52397" || a == "5" && b <= "60781" || + a == "6" && b <= "69164" || a == "7" && b <= "70736" || a == "8" && b <= "74020" || a == "9" && b <= "81500" || a == "10" && b <= "88980" || + a == "11" && b <= "96460" || a == "12" && b <= "103940") return true; else return false; } </script> vb.net code: Total: $<asp:TextBox ID="AGITotalTxtbox" runat="server" Width="116px"></asp:TextBox> <asp:CustomValidator ID="AGITotalValidator" runat="server" ControlToValidate="AGITotalTxtbox" ErrorMessage="Your household income exceeds the maximum allowed." ClientValidationFunction="checkAGITotal()" SetFocusOnError="True">*</asp:CustomValidator>
