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I am converting my enterprise solution from VS 2003 (.NET v1.1.4322) to VS
2005 Professional (.NET v2.0.50727).
The entire solution currently uses the following technologies -
Windows Server 2003
Windows Mobile 2003
Windows XP Professional SP2
Windows 2000 Professional SP4
SQL Server 2000
Active Directory
C#
JavaScript
VB.NET
ASP.NET
ASP.NET Mobile
eVC++ 4.0
IE 6.0
Pocket IE
Most of the conversion has gone well, but I have a runtime error that did
not exist in the 1.1 version. It is associated with a Windows Mobile
ObjectList (mobile:ObjectList id="olstTask") When debugging on the desktop in
IE 6.0 (I have *not* yet started conversion testing on the PDA), I click on a
linkbutton in the object list (<asp:LinkButton ID="lbnTask"
CommandName="details" Runat="server"><%# ((ObjectListItem)Container)["name"]
%></asp:LinkButton>)
and now receive a JavaScript error - WebForm_PostBackOptions is undefined.
Any ideas on what might have changed with the Windows Mobile ObjectList
since 1.1 that would cause this?
2005 Professional (.NET v2.0.50727).
The entire solution currently uses the following technologies -
Windows Server 2003
Windows Mobile 2003
Windows XP Professional SP2
Windows 2000 Professional SP4
SQL Server 2000
Active Directory
C#
JavaScript
VB.NET
ASP.NET
ASP.NET Mobile
eVC++ 4.0
IE 6.0
Pocket IE
Most of the conversion has gone well, but I have a runtime error that did
not exist in the 1.1 version. It is associated with a Windows Mobile
ObjectList (mobile:ObjectList id="olstTask") When debugging on the desktop in
IE 6.0 (I have *not* yet started conversion testing on the PDA), I click on a
linkbutton in the object list (<asp:LinkButton ID="lbnTask"
CommandName="details" Runat="server"><%# ((ObjectListItem)Container)["name"]
%></asp:LinkButton>)
and now receive a JavaScript error - WebForm_PostBackOptions is undefined.
Any ideas on what might have changed with the Windows Mobile ObjectList
since 1.1 that would cause this?