Hello ,
When I run my application in Visual Studion everthing works ok.
But when I publish to our web server i get the error

Compiler Error Message: CS0030

I am trying to open a popUP window with the following code

<a href="javascript:OpenCalendar('<%= txtBedpAdmissionDate.ClientID %>',
true)">
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function OpenCalendar(idname, postBack)
{

popUp = window.open('Calendar.aspx','Calendar',
'width=235,height=278,left=200,top=250');
}
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The page load of 'Calendar.aspx has been emptyed , there is no code in there.

Any help would be great


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Life in the sun

Hello,

If you open the "calendar.aspx" directly in browser, will you also get the
error? And, if you use the same code to show another page, like:

popUp = window.open('SomePage.htm','Calendar',
'width=235,height=278,left=200,top=250');

What will be the result?

Besides error code "CS0030", is there any other error message like "cannot
convert type....."?

Thanks,

Luke Zhang
Microsoft Online Community Support

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Luke,
Thanks for the reply.
I Think I Found the problem.
It was the name of the ASPX file "Calendar"
Changed the name to MyCalendar and it worked ok.
I think .net was trying to convert the page into the Calendar Control !!!
this caused the type mismatch error
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"Luke Zhang [MSFT]" wrote:

> Hello,
>
> If you open the "calendar.aspx" directly in browser, will you also get the
> error? And, if you use the same code to show another page, like:
>
> popUp = window.open('SomePage.htm','Calendar',
> 'width=235,height=278,left=200,top=250');
>
> What will be the result?
>
> Besides error code "CS0030", is there any other error message like "cannot
> convert type....."?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Luke Zhang
> Microsoft Online Community Support
>
> ==================================================
> When responding to posts, please "Reply to Group" via your newsreader so
> that others may learn and benefit from your issue.
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>
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>
>

Thank you for the sharing. This hint may help someone who encounter similar
issues.

Thanks,

Luke Zhang
Microsoft Online Community Support

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