WebUIvalidation.js error version

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Can someone help with this problem. It's all over the web.
Here is the error when I tried to submit a webform.
-------------------------------------------
This page uses an incorrect version of WebUIValidation.js. The page expects
version 125. The script library is " + Page_ValidationVer + ".");
else
ValidatorOnLoad();
}

function ValidatorOnSubmit() {
if (Page_ValidationActive) {
return ValidatorCommonOnSubmit();
}
return true;
 
Re-register your client aspnet_client files by doing this at the command
line:
***You if you don't have the path set up then you must browse to your
framework install directory.
aspnet_regiis - c
 
I tried all the common fixes before I posted my question.
the 'aspnet_regiis.exe -c' does not resolve this issue.
Thank you anyway.

Tampa.NET Koder said:
Re-register your client aspnet_client files by doing this at the command
line:
***You if you don't have the path set up then you must browse to your
framework install directory.
aspnet_regiis - c
 
How about a little more information ?

Which versions of the .NET Framework
do you have installed ?

Which version of the .NET Framework is your
application supposed to be running ?

Have you installed any NET service packs ?





Juan T. Llibre
ASP.NET MVP
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P. Jn-Charles said:
I tried all the common fixes before I posted my question.
the 'aspnet_regiis.exe -c' does not resolve this issue.
Thank you anyway.
 
What are those common fixes? Post them so that the community can not waste
time and give advice on something you have already tried.


P. Jn-Charles said:
I tried all the common fixes before I posted my question.
the 'aspnet_regiis.exe -c' does not resolve this issue.
Thank you anyway.
 

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