I am getting Javascript errors on a couple of client machines trying to run our application.The page in question uses a Grid with Load on demand = XML.For these client's no data gets displayed and a javascript error occurs.the error is : "igtbl_Grid is undefined"We are currently using Infragistics 2007 vol 2.The clients in question have IE6, and windows xp SP2.This same page works fine for many other clients. Have a made an attempt to run throught the clients' internet setting but was unable to find anything out of place.
Please, Can any one help? Anyone have any recomendations on how to trouble shoot the problem?
Sounds like some of the javascript files isn't being downloaded. If it's only happening on some machines then maybe it's some security setting that isn't letting all the files through.
Try putting the names of the javascript files directly into the browser's address bar and see if you can download them directly. The way to do this is to view the source of the document, search for <script> tags and then cut and paste from the script tag into the address bar. If IE won't download the scripts directly it might give you some information about what's going wrong.
Thank you for responding.
That seems like a reasonable suggestion.
However I am using CLR 2.0 and instead of the normal script files, we end up with Webresource.axd files.
Is there anyway to change things so it will use the actual .js files instead of the Webresource files?
My hunch is that these are causing the problem...
Yes, you can configure where to load the files from by adding locations to the web.config file.
So you are saying, if i specify a location for .js files it will use the .js files instead of the Webresource.axd?
Hi there,
Did you every find out the solution for this error? I am trying to deploy an app onto a web server and any WebGrids that have Ajax enabled throw an error and the grids are unable to display the data. The pages work fine locally - error only occurs on the remote web server.
I have edited the webconfig file to define the location of the Scripts, Images, etc directories and these seem to be picked up fine. It just seems to be the Ajax functionality that is the problem.
Rgds, Stephen
Found a workaround - only option was to set up a virtual directory on the server
At least it is working now...