Question

On an Aspx page, I have this markup (setup for a jQuery UI dialog):

<div id="modal_showNewlyGeneratedPasscode" class="hide">

</div>

I do not have the iFrame inside the because that was giving me all kinds of MS Ajax errors. So, when an updatePanel is triggered, I dynamically put an iFrame in the above :

$('#modal_showNewlyGeneratedPasscode').append('<iframe src="Popup.aspx" height="240" width="100%" frameborder="0" scrolling="auto" />');

On FireFox and Chrome, this is fine – the iFrame displays inside the jQuery UI dialog, but on IE only it is throwing an Ajax exception: Sys.Webforms.Pagerequestmanagerparsererrorexception the message received from the server could not be parsed

Other key details:

– Popup.aspx is on the same domain as the page it is being called from, so cross-domain scripting is not the issue.
– The above is not inside any UpdatePanel itself.
– Using the debugger, I’ve discovered that this error is occurring before the Popup.aspx page’s Page Load is even hit. So I suspect that Ajax is erroring due to the dynamic insertion of the iFrame through jQuery.
– We do have a handler set up like this:

<asp:ScriptManager ID="PageScriptManager" OnAsyncPostBackError="AsyncPostBackError" runat="server">
   <Scripts>
      <asp:ScriptReference Path="../js/AjaxErrorHandler.js" />
   </Scripts>
</asp:ScriptManager>

Any help would be so appreciated!

Answer 1

Thanks to everyone who responded. I greatly appreciate it. However, I resolved this yesterday.

It turns out that I was setting an ASP hidden field to the value of the iFrame HTML, and IE Ajax security didn’t like that. I simply took that out, and it ran!