SCRIPT87: Invalid argument in IE 9, ASP.NET C#
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IE9 debugger works and fails on your window.open command.
IE doesn't like the space in the windowName
argument – "Manage Domain".
Remove any spaces, hyphens, and underscores (unless you want _blank
) and try again.
Author by
Drew
Updated on June 05, 2022Comments
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Drew almost 2 years
This is working in all other browsers except IE. I am building a link in the code behind in c#:
string link = <a onclick=\"Myfunction('" + Server.UrlEncode(mystring) + "');\" href=\"javascript:void(0);\">Open Pop Up Window</a>
This is my javascript function:
function Myfunction(pMyString) { CloseWindow(); var url = "DomainPath/MyPage.aspx?Site=" + pMyString; win = window.open(url, "Manage Domain", 'toolbar=no,location=no,status=no,directories=no,scrollbars=yes,resizable=no,width='+700+',height='+500); }
If the function is added to an onclick method in the aspx page, it works in IE. It seems to be only when I am building the link dynamically in the code behind. It will not accept any values as a parameter, and IE always outputs the error: SCRIPT87: Invalid argument with a line number to my function, however I am unable to debug. Have a missed something?
Here is the html output:
<td><a onclick="Myfunction('urlformyexample.com');" href="javascript:void(0);">Open Pop Up Window</a></td>
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alexandru.topliceanu about 12 yearsie9 does not like underscores nor dots in the window name. Sad!
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nickb almost 12 years+1. Turns out hyphens in the window name also break window.open() in IE9.
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Robert Slaney over 11 yearsdeveloper tools... look at exception details