Jukka Välimaa wrote:
Thank you for your time Jeromy,
I have confirmed that the problem with running javascript is actually
related to ajax tags. I placed the following script on my page:
alert('boo');
It refused to run until I removed the one section I had in the
page:
After
Thank you for your time Jeromy,
I have confirmed that the problem with running javascript is actually
related to ajax tags. I placed the following script on my page:
alert('boo');
It refused to run until I removed the one section I had in the
page:
After I removed that, the scr
Jukka Välimaa wrote:
Thanks for input,
Yes, I have debug on. Interestingly enough, with firefox it gives me just
this:
DEBUG: Error running scripts from content
However, I just noticed that with IE, I get this:
DEBUG: Error running scripts from content:Could not complete the operation
due to er
Thanks for input,
Yes, I have debug on. Interestingly enough, with firefox it gives me just
this:
DEBUG: Error running scripts from content
However, I just noticed that with IE, I get this:
DEBUG: Error running scripts from content:Could not complete the operation
due to error 80020101
At the mo
It looks like you're doing everything okay (and well explained) If you
enable debugging do you get any useful feedback ?
The complexity here is that Dojo must parse the response, extract the
scripts, insert the html in the dom and then execute the scripts. If
you include an alert in an inli
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