jquery 1.9.1 fails to parse JSON that contains escaped backslash
Question: how can I use the asp.net JavascriptSerializer on the server to create JSON strings that will always work with the jquery 1.9.1 parseJSON() method in IE 9?
Question: how can I use the asp.net JavascriptSerializer on the server to create JSON strings that will always work with the jquery 1.9.1 parseJSON() method in IE 9?
I have a simple ASP.Net WebAPI service that assigns a static variable on POST/PUT and returns the value on GET:
In call the following URL in Javascript.
I have a checkbox inside a gridview and I want to change the backcolor of that checkbox on check and uncheck.
I’m scraping content off this website I start by sending a FormRequest that yields the search result based on Wim Herman’s answer on my other question here
I am having a bizarre issue that I’m thinking may be a Chrome bug or possibly a bug with Visual Studio. My script is getting loaded twice. To verify the issue I created a test script that sets a cookie with a timestamp to show the code is getting appended twice. If I navigate to the page via a hyperlink it works fine. Also if I hit the back and forth buttons it also works fine — but if I manually type the url for the second page in the browser it calls the script twice.
I have disabled a link button and image button(which is inside a link button so that I can show a Alert) and it works fine in Chrome, but when I open it in IE8 the image is disabled but when i click it it shows the popup(‘Are you sure you want to delete this User?’). Why am I getting this error in IE8 and IE7, how can I fix this.
This is the JavaScript that is errored on in IE but works in FF (error – “document.getelementsbyname(…).0.innerhtml is null or not an object”:
I have a table:
I have a view which has a populated dropdownlist, I have added a button so the user can add a new dropdownlist value in a jquery modal, so when the user clicks to add the new dropdownlist value I want to refresh the dropdownlist but at the moment nothing is updating.