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Posted 25/09/2004 10:06:50 |
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Posted 27/09/2004 06:06:28 |
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Hi, I've seen this problem a few times before. Could you open controls/logon.ascx and determine if the following lines appear within the page directive. AutoEventWireUp="False". If this text appears you will need to remove this or change this to read AutoEventWireUp="True". Visual Studio.NET can something add this to the control and page directives when including a folder within an existing solution. Please let me know if this helps 
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Posted 12/10/2004 06:40:37 |
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I had the same problem: Buttons didn't work... no postback. Here's what I did to fix it: At a command prompt: >cd \WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.1.4322 >aspnet_regiis -ea >aspnet_regiis -c These commands delete, then recreate the aspnet_client folders needed for asp.net postback. Hope this helps, Jon Wolthuis President Ascend Systems Inc
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Posted 05/04/2005 08:47:37 |
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Hello, I'm having the same problem, but I've tried both solutions to no avail. Do anyone know of anything else to try? Why does this happen? Thanks.
- Kylir Horton
 - Web & Graphic Designer
- Azteca Systems || www.azteca.com
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Posted 28/04/2005 14:40:29 |
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Posted 13/01/2006 07:28:48 |
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For what it's worth, Im having the same issue now. I know that the last update I made was to the web.config, and that the login buttons work on some PC's... but not all. And it seems that the buttons do work on Firefox... so apparently they have the .NET framework down better than Micro$oft I hope this helps, and if anyone comes across an answer to this, please post... Im going nuts over it.
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Posted 13/01/2006 12:43:12 |
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| Hi Everyone, some folks at work and I were able to resolve this issue. Didnt make much sense since we didnt update the problem file, in fact, we never touched it! We found that the "WebUIValidation.js" file wasn't running correctly. What was really aggrevating was that our localhost version WAS working, but staging and production didnt. The Solution: What we did was compare our WebUIValidation.js files in development to staging/production, and found that there were some lines 'missing'. I can only assume that they are the same lines that may be missing in your files, but irregardless, here's what we had in production: LINE 125 function ValidatorCommonOnSubmit() { event.returnValue = !Page_BlockSubmit; Page_BlockSubmit = false; }
We looked in our development .js file and found the following:LINE 125 function ValidatorCommonOnSubmit() { var result = !Page_BlockSubmit; Page_BlockSubmit = false; event.returnValue = result; return result; }
So, we added the last 2 lines to the function, ran it, and voila! Hope this helps...
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