'Out of memory at line XX' error in Internet Explorer

G

Guest

Problem description:

I have a TextBox on Web User Control that is loaded into a PlaceHolder on my
ASPX page. There are other Web User Controls on that page as well.

When the page loads I can input text into the TextBox without any problem.
However, after postback if I try to input text into the TextBox I get an
Internet Explorer pop-up message box stating:
'A Runtime Error has occurred.
Do you wish to debug?
Line: 35
Error: Out of memory'

This does not happen on Firefox, only IE.

More info:

TextBox markup:
<asp:TextBox id=txtMyTextBox CssClass="MyTextBox"
Runat="server"></asp:TextBox>

Script-debugger breaks to:
<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript">
//<![CDATA[
var qq1=null,qq2=new Array(),qq3=null;function
qq9(qzyb,qznv){this.qztk=qzyb;this.qznv=qznv;};function qq5(qzyb){for(var
qzba=0;qzba<qq2.length;qzba++){if(qq2[qzba].qztk==qzyb){eval(qq2[qzba].qznv);return
true;};};return
false;};if(document.layers){document.captureEvents(Event.KEYPRESS);};function
qq6(qzim){if(qq7(qzim)&&qq3&&qq3!=qq6){qq3(qzim);};};function
qq7(qzim){if(!qq1||!qq1.KeyboardEnabled){return
true;};if(document.activeElement&&(document.activeElement.nodeName=='INPUT'||document.activeElement.nodeName=='SELECT'||document.activeElement.nodeName=='TEXTAREA')){return
true;};var
qztk;if(document.all){qzim=window.event;qztk=qzim.keyCode;}else{qztk=qzim.which;};var
qzAbi=String.fromCharCode(qztk);if(qztk>111&&qztk<123)qzAbi="F"+(qztk-111);else
if(qztk==13)qzAbi="Enter";var
qzlk="";if(qzim.shiftKey)qzlk+="Shift+";if(qzim.ctrlKey)qzlk+="Ctrl+";if(qzim.altKey)qzlk+="Alt+";qzlk+=qzAbi;if(!qq5(qzlk)){return
true;};if(document.all){qzim.cancelBubble=true;qzim.returnValue=false;}else{qzim.preventDefault();qzim.stopPropagation();};return
false;};function
ComponentArt_Menu_RegisterKeyHandler(qzyb,qznv){qq2[qq2.length]=new
qq9(qzyb,qznv);};function qq8(menuObj){qq1=menuObj;};function
ComponentArt_Menu_InitKeyboard(menu){qq8(menu);qq1.KeyboardEnabled=true;qq1.qzad=menu.Items()[0];qq3=document.onkeydown;document.onkeydown=qq6;};var
ComponentArt_Menu_Keyboard_Loaded=true;

//]]>
</script>

I have tried reconstructing the Web User Control... to no avail.

Any ideas?

Thanks ~ Matt
 
D

Dave

This error is specific to the control you are using from, "ComponentArts". Standard .NET web controls do not emit the scripting
that you have submitted. Contact the component vendor for more information.
 
G

Guest

I updated to the latest version of the ComponentArt Menu control and
this fixed the problem.

Thanks! ~ Matt

Dave said:
This error is specific to the control you are using from, "ComponentArts". Standard .NET web controls do not emit the scripting
that you have submitted. Contact the component vendor for more information.

--
Dave Sexton
[email protected]
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Matt Morgan said:
Problem description:

I have a TextBox on Web User Control that is loaded into a PlaceHolder on my
ASPX page. There are other Web User Controls on that page as well.

When the page loads I can input text into the TextBox without any problem.
However, after postback if I try to input text into the TextBox I get an
Internet Explorer pop-up message box stating:
'A Runtime Error has occurred.
Do you wish to debug?
Line: 35
Error: Out of memory'

This does not happen on Firefox, only IE.

More info:

TextBox markup:
<asp:TextBox id=txtMyTextBox CssClass="MyTextBox"
Runat="server"></asp:TextBox>

Script-debugger breaks to:
<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript">
//<![CDATA[
var qq1=null,qq2=new Array(),qq3=null;function
qq9(qzyb,qznv){this.qztk=qzyb;this.qznv=qznv;};function qq5(qzyb){for(var
qzba=0;qzba<qq2.length;qzba++){if(qq2[qzba].qztk==qzyb){eval(qq2[qzba].qznv);return
true;};};return
false;};if(document.layers){document.captureEvents(Event.KEYPRESS);};function
qq6(qzim){if(qq7(qzim)&&qq3&&qq3!=qq6){qq3(qzim);};};function
qq7(qzim){if(!qq1||!qq1.KeyboardEnabled){return
true;};if(document.activeElement&&(document.activeElement.nodeName=='INPUT'||document.activeElement.nodeName=='SELECT'||document.activeElement.nodeName=='TEXTAREA')){return
true;};var
qztk;if(document.all){qzim=window.event;qztk=qzim.keyCode;}else{qztk=qzim.which;};var
qzAbi=String.fromCharCode(qztk);if(qztk>111&&qztk<123)qzAbi="F"+(qztk-111);else
if(qztk==13)qzAbi="Enter";var
qzlk="";if(qzim.shiftKey)qzlk+="Shift+";if(qzim.ctrlKey)qzlk+="Ctrl+";if(qzim.altKey)qzlk+="Alt+";qzlk+=qzAbi;if(!qq5(qzlk)){return
true;};if(document.all){qzim.cancelBubble=true;qzim.returnValue=false;}else{qzim.preventDefault();qzim.stopPropagation();};return
false;};function
ComponentArt_Menu_RegisterKeyHandler(qzyb,qznv){qq2[qq2.length]=new
qq9(qzyb,qznv);};function qq8(menuObj){qq1=menuObj;};function
ComponentArt_Menu_InitKeyboard(menu){qq8(menu);qq1.KeyboardEnabled=true;qq1.qzad=menu.Items()[0];qq3=document.onkeydown;document.onkeydown=qq6;};var
ComponentArt_Menu_Keyboard_Loaded=true;

//]]>
</script>

I have tried reconstructing the Web User Control... to no avail.

Any ideas?

Thanks ~ Matt
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