I have radlistbox in pop-up which is causing a run-time Error "System.FormatException: Input string was not in a correct format error is thrown." .when the same pop-up is been opened in IE or FireFox it works properly without any error or interruptions.Please Provide solution to this problem.
HTML and JavaScript and the way they work differ from browser to browser, so you need to post the code that causes the problem so someone can help you. For example, Chrome provides float numbers for dimensions and positions when zoomed, so this may be the cause. This broke some controls that store such numbers in the client state. This page offers workarounds and the easier way to get a fix is to upgrade your Telerik controls version http://feedback.telerik.com/Project/108/Feedback/Details/144661-fix-system-formatexception-input-string-was-not-in-a-correct-format-thrown-o
Due to Anti-virus the pop-up was acting weird.After Disabling the anti-virus it worked fine.
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I have absolutely no idea why, but on 2 websites (2 websites that I professionnaly work on, and they havent been hacked or compromised), my Chrome console keeps clearing every 500ms.
Which is pretty annoying.
I desactivated all extensions. Tried private browsing. It's the same thing.
I uninstalled chrome as well as my extensions. Same.
When I try to reproduce it on someone else's computer, I cannot.
When I use another Chrome session the issue does not happen.
I have absolutely no idea how to get rid of this or what is the exact cause of the issue.
The code running is :
setInterval(function(){console.clear();console.info('Console was cleared by browser extension.');},500);
Since I unfortunately do not seem to find the reason, my only question will be : would there be a way to desactivate that code or postpone the setinveral to a bigger number?
Thanks !
In Chrome, on the developer tools, click on the settings icon, and tick the the "Preserve Log" option so the console is not cleared.
If your websites happen to be ecommerce (Magento specially) I'll advice you to check your code well for unknown js. This is one of the "symptoms" of the Magecart credit card skimmer. Preserve log option
In our company, we have bought a web application that we are testing in the intranet zone. We are using IE 8.
Basically, on a particular page, there are a few buttons, and one of them populates a fairly big gridview.
Then as soon as I click on another button that causes a postback, I immediately get a 'web page navigation cancelled (DNS Error).
At first I thought it could be a problem with the URL being too long, but it's not the case.
Then, the vendor performed the same actions on his computer, and it worked correctly. Clearly, this is not a problem with the website itself, but probably a configuration with IE8.
Unfortunately, we cannot use or test with Firefox or IE9. We are stucked with IE8.
Any ideas?
Thank you!
Take a look at the answers on this thread, specifically the one by SpritX. Many reasons this could be happening and there are a few solutions in that discussion you can try.
I am working on an asp.net page that contains a fileupload server control (not async fileupload).
I recently noticed that whenever that control is on the page and any postback occurs, the page crashes and stops executing..giving me strange and broken data like in the screenshot attached!!
I also noticed that is happening in any webkit based browser (e.g safari, chrome, etc..)
Strangely, the problem is only occurring when am running this page online, but when am debugging it locally, this problem doesn't occur!!
Any ideas??
Note: The following link [ http://i.stack.imgur.com/lpe24.png ] is a screen of how the crash looks like, and i remember something now, i used to get this screen sometimes while am browsing through google.com or images.google.com !! hope this helps :S
Turns out this whole problem was caused by the compression module referenced in the web.config file.
As a permanent solution however, I changed all FileUpload controls to AsyncFileUpload, gaining both a solution and an easier way to navigate and work.
Thanks everyone ;)
I'm using the Selenium 2.0 web drivers to try and login to a page. The following code works with the Firefox webdriver just fine, it finds the fields, fills them in and clicks the button.
driver.FindElement(By.Id("UserName")).SendKeys("name");
driver.FindElement(By.Id("Password")).SendKeys("test");
driver.FindElement(By.Id("btnLogin")).Click();
However, whenever I try to use the internet explorer webdriver it says it is unable to find the element with id == UserName. I tried using By.Name, and By.Xpath as well with valid inputs but I still get the same error saying it can't find the element. I am using IE 9 so I'm aware it may be a compatibility issue, however I can't seem to find any posts or information saying there is a known issue.
I just wanted to see if anyone else was experiencing the same issue, or if there is something I'm not doing correctly that is causing my issue. Also, this is a C# .NET project.
-- Edit --
Apparently it is an issue with IE9, I removed 9 and went back to 8 and the test works. I'm still interested to know if anyone finds out why this happens or if there is a work around.
The current release of Selenium (2.0b2) does not support IE9, however 2.0b3 should be released soon and supports both IE9 and Firefox 4.
This answer may also be relevant for anyone experiencing issues getting 'clicks' to fire with IE9.
A workaround to this is to send a .Click() to another element on the page, so that the browser gets the focus, before attempting to click the link, e.g. it's parent:
driver.FindElement(By.Id("Logout")).FindElement(By.XPath("..")).Click();
driver.FindElement(By.Id("Logout")).Click();
I have a weird issue. I am opening a popup window in IE6 with SSL enabled on the server.
When the following executes it seems to lock the browser up. I know this is vague. This is the JScript that appears to be the problem. Gotta love your IE6!
function PopoffWindow(url) {
var features = "height=400,width=550,top=60,left=100,"
+ "toolbar=no,location=no,menubar=no,status=no,"
+ "scrollbars=yes,resizable=yes";
var win = window.open(url, "DSRocks", features);
win.focus();
return win;
}
This is not a problem in IE7 or Firefox. And the problem seems to be isolated to this server (with SSL). Anyone have any insight on this?
Thanks,
Nick
Is it possible that the window.open call does not return quickly enough to allow you to perform a .focus() on it, in the next line?
What happens if you throw an alert() between those two lines?
have you tried assign the window a name? IE6 sometimes does funny things when you open an unnamed window. just add a "windowName", before the url
With a problem like this, it is usually best to get back to basics. A few things to check:
How are you testing IE6? Are you using the Microsoft Internet Explorer Application Compatibility VPC Image or some workstation install where you've managed to get IE6 and IE7 working on the same PC? Having both IE6 and IE7 on the same PC may appear to work, but lead to issues like you are seeing. Even if you are using an existing VPC Image, you may want to download (or extract from an existing download) a fresh copy and see if it happens on that copy of IE6.
Have you cleared the Temporary Internet Files, Cookies and History of the IE6 install? I know it sounds obvious and stupid, but perhaps a resource that is being loaded in the PopUp window is corrupt in cache, causing the problem.
Have you disabled every Add-on in IE6?
I think the first thing to determine is whether the problem is with every copy of IE6, or just your copy of IE6 (covered by the first bullet point).
Grant,
Thanks. But the problem is with all IE6 instances that are viewing the hosted site. I will try to add an alert before the focus() to see if this is the issue. As for the windowname.. that is the second parameter I am passing, "DSRocks".
The problem was with a JSON webservice call. Please see this link for details:
http://codeclimber.net.nz/archive/2006/12/22/How-to-enable-an-ASP.NET-WebService-to-listen-to-HTTP.aspx