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Gemini Javascript Error

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I have version 2.0.4 installed and every time I go to create an issue I get the following javascript error:

"A Runtime Error has occurred. Do you wish to Debug? Line 3 Error: Syntax error."

I have switched the input control from RichText to just plain Text, and the error still appears. Have I missed a file (don't think I did), or is this a bug? I've had to disable my javascript debugging errors from the browser (IE) when using Gemini.

Any ideas?

LogicalGeekBoy
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LogicalGeekBoy
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This can't be a BUG as you are the first person who have reported such issue.

Which browser are you using?


Mark Wing
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IE6. As I develop javascript I have the two "disable script debugging" options unticked so I can debug problems. It doesn't just happen on that page, but other input pages too. I've tried debugging it, but that fails. This is a definite problem, I don't think I am imagining it ;) I'll compare my file lists with the deploy folder to make sure I have all the files.


LogicalGeekBoy
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Can you please try our site: http://gemini.countersoft.com

If that works then try re-installing Gemini or

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/cptools/html/cpgrfaspnetiisregistrationtoolaspnet_regiisexe.asp   Run this tool with "-c" option and should fix your problem.


Saar Cohen
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Your site works fine.

I checked my files and all were deployed.

Tried my site in FireFox without any errors.

I found that my aspnet_client folder was missing, so copied this from another site. Now it all works. Running the tool you referenced in your post would do the same thing.

Cheers.


LogicalGeekBoy
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