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Error: Unterminated string constant

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    I have a problem: I've made 2 aspx pages Licencee.aspx and Reg.aspx (using WebMatrix). In my localcomputer I have no problems, but on server, when I try to open these pages in IE, I recieve this error: "Error: Unterminated string constant" - I can see the text, but cannot access the buttons and other Webcontrols... But interesting is that some time ago I hadnot this problem... Why it is so? Maybe whats wrong happening in server? ~ArmiS~

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      I have a problem: I've made 2 aspx pages Licencee.aspx and Reg.aspx (using WebMatrix). In my localcomputer I have no problems, but on server, when I try to open these pages in IE, I recieve this error: "Error: Unterminated string constant" - I can see the text, but cannot access the buttons and other Webcontrols... But interesting is that some time ago I hadnot this problem... Why it is so? Maybe whats wrong happening in server? ~ArmiS~

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      This error is probably due to a javascript error. If you are sure that the pages are exactly the same, I would also check the browser versions (SP) to see if they are the same. Nevertheless, the error should probably be fixed. Do a view source and look for any string in javascript that does not have a properly closed quotation mark. hope this helps, sivilian

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