How To Completely Disable JavaScript Errors Using VS2008 And IE
Mar 29, 2010
I am trying to prevent VS from breaking on JS errors.
I have the following settings:
In IE, under Tools->Internet Settings->Advanced (tab)->Browsing
Disable script debugging (Internet Explorer) is checked.
Disable script debugging (Other) is checked.
In VS, under Debug->Exceptions->Common Language Runtime Exceptions JScript Exceptions (thrown and user-unhandled) are unchecked.
In VS, under Tools->Options->Debugging->Just-In-Time
Script is unchecked.
There are some JavaScript errors that I just don't care about and it is driving me insane having to deal with them.
How to completely disable ControlState in an ASP.NET website application to get rid of <input type="hidden" name="__VIEWSTATE" id="__VIEWSTATE" value="/ACBDEFGH...XYZ=" /> on every page?
Searching for a solution, I only found meaningless answers making no difference between ControlState and ViewState, or replies saying that "we cannot disable control state". The second assumption seems to be false, since StackOverflow pages do not have ViewState hidden field.
I am very new to ASP.Net and Visual Studio 2008. I am attempting to run a website on my Windows 7 Enterprise usig IIS7. When I load the web.config file in the VS2008 editor I get several errors/warrnings. Each starts with "Could not find schema information for the element 'TinyMCE' or it specifies one of the attributes.The section of code looks like this:
I have a simple javascipt which enables/disables some checkboxes when another checkbox ticked/unticked. This works fine, however, in some instances when by page is loaded my code behind disables the same check boxes. When this happenes my original check box nolonger seems to have any influence in enableing or disabling - there is no error and all the elements seem to be found by the javascript - it just doesn't enable/disable the checkboxes.
i just noticed something, every time i try to call a function, no matter what function, in javascript, somehow jquery and ms ajax framework javascript captures it and checks if the document is ready (document.onready or other) and never returns the control back to the function im calling! why on earth is it doing this? i've never asked for it to!
all i have is references to these libraries, script/link references as you do on the top of your master page.
I started to use the MultiSliderExtender and wanted to create a WebUserControl with it But every time I add more then one slider I'm getting Javavascript erros
Heres the Code of ASP page:
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Heres the Code of the WebUserControl:
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When the page Opens a JS Error occours in some ASP generated JS Code
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d contains the ID TextBox2 but somehow the TextBox2 object doesent exists on executing this line resulting in null referenc error. If i put All the Code of my WebUserControl into the ASP Page it works fine
If i remove <MultiHandleSliderTargets> ... </MultiHandleSliderTargets> from the Control no error occours. But i need two Sliders
Adding sliders in Page_Load ended with other Execpetions (AjaxControlToolkit.MultiHandleSliderTarget is not serializable).
So my question is: How to make a this WebUserControl working.
I'm using VS Web Dev Express 08, .Net 3.5, ASP Ajax Kit ver 3.0.30930.0 all on Windows 7
I have an asp.net page that has menu which loads user control dynamically when the menu item is clicked.Now in the user control i have some buttons calling javascript on clientClick.When i click this button,it throws javascript error
Microsoft JScript runtime error: '(function name)' is undefined
Here is the code snippet:
function CheckUpload() { var flag = validatePage(); var Checktext = $("#HyperLinkUploadFile").val(); if (Checktext != '' && flag) flag = true; return flag; } <asp:LinkButton ID="btnNotifyOA" runat="server" Text="Recommend Award and Notify OA & AO" ValidationGroup="Notify" OnClick="btnNotifyOA_Click" OnClientClick="return CheckUpload();" />
The above linkbutton and javascript is inside a usercontrol.
After it is done, I can't click on my calendar control. I was hoping to add somethign that would force a refresh in the script, but nothing I do works.
I have a C# web forms ASP.NET 4.0 web application that uses Routing for URLs for some reason custom errors defined in the system.web section of my web.config is entirely ignored and it will fall back the IIS errors.
This gets entirely ignored
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This would be a minor inconvenience except that by the fact it falls back to IIS native instead of my application it completely circumvents Elmah logging my 404 exceptions correctly.
I am using asp menu.I want to disable it and enable it using javascript.
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I want to disable the whole menu bar with Javascript and I have the menu Id by using firefox...I was hoping for a statement that would disable the whole menu.
I want to disable a ASP.NET RequiredFieldValidator with JavaScript. Actually I'm using the following code:
function doSomething() { var myVal = document.getElementById('myValidatorClientID'); ValidatorEnable(myVal, false); }
This disables the validator. But my problem is, that I'm using a ValidationSummary. And this summary shows the validation message, even if I disable the validator.
how to disable the validator in the ValidationSummary too?
I want to disable this script for twitter widget to be displayed on some pages. How can I access the script from the backend and change the url on runtime?
thing is that i have a div which show and hide based on the apply button. 1) if you press the apply button and the div is hidden it shows, 2) if the div is shown then it is hidden.I am using javascript function . how can i make it shown if the javascript is disabled ?(by default it is hidden
Javascript Initellisense keeps giving me errors in VS 2008 SP1. Whenever this happens, VS becomes unresponsive to the point where I can't get anything done. I would like to disable Javascript Intellisense temporarily to see if this is the issue. How do I do this?
It's about 100px from the top of the window. As the user scrolls the first 100 pixels, I want the panel to be static until the panel reaches the top of the window. Then I want the AlwaysVisibleControl behavior to kick in keep the panel visible as the user continues scrolling. This is the javascript I have set up to do it:
function window.onscroll() { var tblTop_vscroll = document.documentElement.scrollTop; var avceTopBehavior = $find('avceTopBehavior'); //BehaviorID of panel if (avceTopBehavior != null) {
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This isn't working. Am I misunderstanding what dispose() and initialize() are supposed to do? Is there a better way to accomplish what I'm trying to do?
I also tried using css by setting the position:fixed and using the onscroll event to adjust top:px. That worked but the animation wasn't nearly as smooth as what the AVCE does which was why I went back to using the AVCE.
I have an ASP.NET Menu which generates many anchor tags when rendered.
My requirements were
to prevent postback if href or an anchor tag is "" or "#". to make the cursor not to show the hand First I checked the markup of one of the generated anchor tags
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When I hovered on the empty link, the cursor is showing the default one instead of hand, that means my anchor is recognized. But when I clicked the anchor, postback occurred!
Tried replacing anchor.unbind('click'); with anchor.kill('click'); Tried replacing e.preventDefault(); by appending e.stopPropogation and even return false; Tried replacing anchor.bind('click', function(e){ with anchor.click(function(e) {
Nothing seems to work. What could be wrong with my code?
