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Hi,

I have application (ASP.net, SQL Server 2000)that I just moved to the
server and now I am testing it on different machines.
I have one machine with Windows 2000 and IE 5.5 where none of the
buttons work. I cannot find reason for that.
I just tested exactly the same machine with the same configuration where
everything works fine.
I guess that is some IE setting that I need to change.
Thank you

Schapopa
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Nov 19 '05 #1
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Hi schapopa,

I guess the problem is with your IE settings. Check if javascript is
disabled in the Internet options. This is assuming that all other settings
are right.

The Button control uses javacript function called __doPostBack for posting
the values back to the server.

FYI, The Validation controls make use of a JavaScript script library that is
automatically installed on your server when you install the .NET framework.
This library is located in a file named "WebUIValidatio n.js" in the
aspnet_client.

HTH,

Need any help, do post a msg back.
Happy Coding
"schapopa" wrote:
Hi,

I have application (ASP.net, SQL Server 2000)that I just moved to the
server and now I am testing it on different machines.
I have one machine with Windows 2000 and IE 5.5 where none of the
buttons work. I cannot find reason for that.
I just tested exactly the same machine with the same configuration where
everything works fine.
I guess that is some IE setting that I need to change.
Thank you

Schapopa
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Nov 19 '05 #2
actually asp:button and asp:imagebutton (and their html counterparts) do not
require javascript for postback. all other webcontrol do require javascript
to postback, along with clientside validation.

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
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| Hi schapopa,
|
| I guess the problem is with your IE settings. Check if javascript is
| disabled in the Internet options. This is assuming that all other settings
| are right.
|
| The Button control uses javacript function called __doPostBack for posting
| the values back to the server.
|
| FYI, The Validation controls make use of a JavaScript script library that
is
| automatically installed on your server when you install the .NET
framework.
| This library is located in a file named "WebUIValidatio n.js" in the
| aspnet_client.
|
| HTH,
|
| Need any help, do post a msg back.
|
|
| Happy Coding
|
|
| "schapopa" wrote:
|
| > Hi,
| >
| > I have application (ASP.net, SQL Server 2000)that I just moved to the
| > server and now I am testing it on different machines.
| > I have one machine with Windows 2000 and IE 5.5 where none of the
| > buttons work. I cannot find reason for that.
| > I just tested exactly the same machine with the same configuration where
| > everything works fine.
| > I guess that is some IE setting that I need to change.
| > Thank you
| >
| > Schapopa
| >
| >
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Nov 19 '05 #3
I cannot find any setting in the IE. Is there anythithing else that I
could do?

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I cannot find any setting in the IE. Is there anythithing else that I
could do?

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