AjaxControlToolkit is undefined error--JScript Error

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Hello All,

I got 'AjaxControlToolkit is undefined error' error.

when

C#

if (AjaxControlToolkit.ValidatorCalloutBehavior._currentCallout != null)
 {
                AjaxControlToolkit.ValidatorCalloutBehavior._currentCallout.hide();
 }

here i just hide the callout extender message...

Please give me solution..

Posted 23-Jan-12 22:36pm

madhuri@mumbai

Updated 24-Jan-12 0:02am

Menon Santosh

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Menon Santosh 24-Jan-12 5:58am

plz post the error message

madhuri@mumbai 25-Jan-12 0:45am

'AjaxControlToolkit is undefined error' this is error message.

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Solution 1

Can you try this - http://www.bloodforge.com/post/AjaxControlToolkit-is-undefined-(javascript).aspx[^]

Posted 24-Jan-12 0:11am

Sriram Chitturi

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madhuri@mumbai · Accepted Answer · 2012-01-24T19:02:00

Solution 2

Hi friends,

I have find alternative solution for this problem,
Solution is:

C#

if(Sys.Extended.UI.ValidatorCalloutBehavior._currentCallout != null)
{
 Sys.Extended.UI.ValidatorCalloutBehavior._currentCallout.hide();
}

Good Day!!!

Posted 24-Jan-12 19:02pm

madhuri@mumbai

Updated 24-Jan-12 19:03pm

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Prasad_Kulkarni 25-Jan-12 1:05am

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