Page throws JavaScript runtime error: ‘Function name’ is undefined. IE10 only
While working on IE10, I have found that the JavaScript functions which are registered or called from the code behind are throwing exception:
While working on IE10, I have found that the JavaScript functions which are registered or called from the code behind are throwing exception:
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