Is it loaded for the specific page or for the Browser?
I would have thought it was just specific to the page that the JavaScript exists within but I've been experiencing something a little weird lately with regards to FireBug.
I'm getting an error message:
document.forms.dstform is undefined:Now the interesting thing to note about this error is that the method "Sys$CultureInfo$_getAbbrMonthIndex" is part of the .NET Ajax libraries.
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function Sys$CultureInfo$_getAbbrMonthIndex(value) {
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this._upperAbbrMonths = this...s.dateTimeFormat.AbbreviatedMonthNames);
The .NET Ajax framework is loaded in a FireFox window that I'm using for testing my web application.
While this window's loading (sometimes takes a while) I'll be snooping here on Bytes. The "document.forms.dstform" is part of the Bytes page. Bytes is PHP based so it doesn't make sense to be applying the .NET Ajax Library to anything on Bytes....hence the error message.
The error is appearing in the browser loading my web application.
Why would FireFox be using the .NET Ajax libraries (loading in the browser displaying my web application) on the FireFox browser displaying Bytes?
What is going on?
-Frinny