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  • THANK YOU VERY VERY MUCH

  • Thanks dude, works great.



    Additional info: This i think normally happens when you create a new SITE not Virtual Directory apart from the Default Site and the aspnet_client folder cant be referenced unless you copy and paste it to the root of your new SITE.

  • Thanks... This fixed the first of the problems... :-)

  • This happens to me on a public websit only wjhen I log in a the user of the workstaion running XP Pro SP1. It just started and doesn't occur when I log in as myself. Both the user and I have full admin priviledges on this computer. It also is NOT running IIS ??????

  • Works like a charm!

  • do you mean copy and paste "aspnet_client" folder in my "C:\Inetpub\wwwroot" into "C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\VirtualDirectory"? If that's is, I can't get by this problem...

  • Also, I was driven insane by this. Turns out, my menu webcontrol was used server.transfer tp switch pages. I changed it to response.redirect and no missing validation message! go figure.

  • Take the Property of the Virtual Directory. In the application Settings, just remove and re-create the application. This will solve this problem. Next Time, When taking the site for first time, it may b a bit slow, but will be ok after that.

  • jscript includes can do it too!



    <script type="text/javascript" language="javascript" src="copyright.js"/> created the error.



    <script type="text/javascript" language="javascript" src="copyright.js"></script> didn't!!

  • I tried copying the folder to every possible location I could think of.

    It still didn't work. What am I gonna do with this?



  • I had the same problem then realised that a server control on my page used a validator but the script link (<script src="...WebUiValidation.js">) wasn't in the page output. I added a dummy validator to my page which caused this link to be added, and everything works fine.

  • HA HA!



    NOTHING SEEMED TO WORK FOR ME.



    UNTIL I ...



    1. uninstalled .net framework.

    2. uninstall IIS (I know this really sucks, I had 11 websites)

    3. reinstall IIS

    4. reinstall .net framework.

    5. setup websites in IIS from scratch.



    VOILA!



    Good Luck

    T_Mac

  • YAY TIM - that's what I needed... needed that end </script> tag when I registered a new client block. THANKS A MILLION

  • Hi me 2 have win2k3 production server

    nither i can "uninstall iis" nor "framkework"

    any other solution please...





    Shahzad

    Pakistan

  • Coolio! Weird solution but worked! Thanks a lot!

  • thanks frends....it works

  • It worked! Thanks a lot.

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