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Running Visual Studio 2008 MVC 2 (bug fixes on older web application). In between each page this list of files named “eval code” shrinks and then expands again. I have not figured out a way to get it to stop or a reason that it’s occurring. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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That’s how the client part of your application ‘breathes’. Each dynamically generate portion of JS is being delegated to eval statement and then executed by browser’s JS engine. If you double click any, you will see what exactly is being executed. It is usually hand-written JS statements to be injected on-the-fly, or ASP.NET web resources (AXD) files.
You can disable this by IE options -> Advanced -> Disable Script Debugging (Other) yet this will not allow you to attach to a process and debug client side code from Visual Studio (you’ll have to use IE development tools [F12])