Intermittent Script error - DOTNET

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Intermittent Script error

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    I have a rather infuriating problem with what looks like an AJAX
    error. We have a single server providing pages to more than one
    domain. One of the domains delivers static content whilst the other
    is dynamic.

    The dynamic site is ASP.NET 3.5 with a fair amount of AJAX. The
    server is behind a firewall and load balancer. A few (and it is a
    few) of our users are getting the following script error:

    Sys.ScriptLoadFailedException The script /ScriptResource.axd?
    hhhhh..... failed to load.
    Check for Inaccessible path

    Missing call to Sys.Application.notifyScriptLoaded().

    Now the majority of the users are getting the pages served correctly
    but 2 are having problems and cannot use the site.

    The error occurs on two different pages, one is heavy in its use of
    AJAX, the other is not too heavy (few update panels - not nested and
    some standard ASP.NET controls).

    Has anyone seen this before? I have Googled but nothing relevant is
    appearing in the search results.

    Thanks in advance,
    Mark

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    > Now the majority of the users are getting the pages served correctly
    > but 2 are having problems and cannot use the site.


    Makes me think the browsers of the "2" have some security issues or
    some other abnormality that's causing the problem. Are they on a different
    network segment (behind a different router, interface etc..)?

    John



  3. Default Re: Intermittent Script error

    On 2 Apr, 14:14, "JM" <m...@here.net> wrote:

    > Makes me think the browsers of the "2" have some security issues or
    > some other abnormality that's causing the problem. Are they on a different
    > network segment (behind a different router, interface etc..)?


    One is in a different office but I took one of them and had it on my
    desk to work
    with so I had one working and one not working on the same switch.

    Regards,
    Mark

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