Post back not working in Firefox for asp.net pages (C #)
I have a problem with mozilla firefox.
I am developing a website using asp.net language and I have a button in a form. when i clicked on the onclick attributes i call the function and this funtion does the postback.
this scenerio runs chrome and internet service provider. but it doesn't work in Mozilla Firefox. I am getting this error in the console: TypeError: Access to the strict mode call function is censored.
My select button:
<input id="Button1" type="button" onclick="sampleFunc('sample');" value="button" />
and my select function:
function sampleFunc(reqMessage)
{
__doPostBack('', reqMessage);
}
I have searched the internet. and many people have a rice problem but no solution.
Do you have a solution for this error (!)
EDIT 1: I found a ticket on the jquery website. According to ticked, tay has fixed this bug. But I applied the same solution, but my error continues. :(
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The ASP.Net ScriptManager code pops up the call stack using "caller.callee" in __doPostBack to detect infinite recursion. This will not work on FireFox if any function in the call stack has been parsed using a "use script". A workaround is to have a function outside the scope of the script "that calls setTimeout () to call a function that calls __doPostBack. SetTimeout pops you off the call stack.
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My advice is to keep javascript and html separate. Instead of using inline call, you can try this method.
Note that jquery must be loaded for this file to work.
eg:
<script>
$(document).ready(function()
{
$(#Button1).click(function()
{
PostBack();
});
});
</script>
<input id="Button1" type="button" value="button" />
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It's work around -
Add server side controller to aspx page -
<asp:Button id="btn" runat="server" onclick="btn_click_event" ClientIDMode="static"/>
In your code behind the page (aspx.cs), define an event method that will do the actual work after the postback. Now lock this button controller.
<asp:Button id="btn" runat="server" onclick="btn_click_event" ClientIDMode="static" style="display:none" />
Don't use Visible=false
as it just won't display the button at all.
Now change the javascript function to just call click
to `btn '
function sampleFunc()
{
$('#btn').click();
}
And call this function in HTML input buttons on onclick method -
<input id="Button1" type="button" onclick="sampleFunc();" value="button" />
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