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Paul Shearing
Posted: 11/28/2005, 3:59 PM

CCS3, ASP, IIS ,SQL2000, WinXp Pro SP2

I have created a new project and using the application wizard have created some search/list/detail pages. When I try to publish I get:

Generating "WEB_PENDING_list"
Error:Compiled file error
Source: Language "0.1", Template name: General
Description: Microsoft JScript runtime error
Object required
line = 94, col = 6 (line is offset from the start of the script block).
Error returned from property or method call.

I haven't customised any code, indeed, I cannot browse or access the code because it won't make any due to this error. (i.e. I get this error if I click on the Code tab at the bottom of the IDE window).

Anybody have any ideas?

Regards

Paul :-<
Edd


Posts: 547
Posted: 11/28/2005, 7:05 PM

Paul,
Have a look in the Blocking start and end in your HTML and see it something is not right.
I have had this problem before and it usually centers around the tags being out of whack.
If they are OK in 2.3 you would occasionally get crap in the CCS file you might want to check that (Carefully).
The other option - sometime the fastest - is to recreate the page.

Edd
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