it better that you put some delay befor calling the second function.
it will work fine
On 4/27/06, jrlichina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have the lastest version of AjaxPro 6.4.26.2. On the client side I
make some calls like the following:
function FuncTwo()
{
some code here
bool bVal = MyNamespace.Page.DoSomething(p1,p2);
return bVal;
}
function FuncOne()
{
if(FuncTwo())
{
var sMsg = MyNamespace.Page.GetMessageText();
alert(sMsg)
}
}
When I call FuncOne(), the first Ajax call works(FuncTwo) but when it
gets to the line
MyNamespace.Page.GetMessageText (); it fails with the following error.
Microsoft Jscript runtime error:
MyNamespace.Page is null or not an object
I was under the impression this problem was fixed, I also do not want
to pepper my code with window.setTimeout() calls. On a somewaht
unrelated topic I have not updated my web.config file to match/include
some of the new sections Michael has created. Could this be a
contributing factor?
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