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Hi Mahesh,
Kendo MVVM is supported in all browsers listed here.
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Atanas Korchev
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Kendo MVVM is supported in all browsers listed here.
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Atanas Korchev
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Hi Mahesh,
We are not sure how to reproduce this error via the attached code. Please elaborate.
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Atanas Korchev
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We are not sure how to reproduce this error via the attached code. Please elaborate.
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Atanas Korchev
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Mahesh
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answered on 24 Feb 2014, 06:17 AM
Hi Atanas Korchev ,
To reproduce the reported issue
1. please open the layout.html file in IE 9.
2 .By default u should be able to see some data binded including gender dropdown. As binding is not happening gender drop down will not contain any data.
3. If u open the same in chrome you can see the default data binded.
What I am doing in that app ??
I have a layout - layout.html, template - Templates/CustomerTemplate.html and a viewmodel - Scripts/CustomerViewModel.js
while I request for layout.html through jquery load i am loading CustomerTemplate into #maindiv of layout and binding CustomerTemplate with view model which is filled with some default data.
In IE9 and below versions I am able to see the template but not the data from the view model.
please refer to exception images in the zip file to find out more information abt the issue i am facing.
please ignore the button control.
If u need any info abt how to replicate, let me know.
Thanks,
Mahesh
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Hello Mahesh,
We tested the POC in IE9 and noticed that when append "<script src="Scripts/CustomerViewModel.js"><script>" a JavaScript error "Expected identifier, string of number" is thrown. A quick Google search shows that this error can be caused by a misplaced comma. Could you verify that this is the cause of the error?
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Georgi Krustev
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We tested the POC in IE9 and noticed that when append "<script src="Scripts/CustomerViewModel.js"><script>" a JavaScript error "Expected identifier, string of number" is thrown. A quick Google search shows that this error can be caused by a misplaced comma. Could you verify that this is the cause of the error?
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Georgi Krustev
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answered on 24 Feb 2014, 01:23 PM
Hi Georgi Krustev,
thanks for your help, i was misleaded by the line number and position it showed..
It was the issue because of an unwanted comma, I wonder why it didnt throw an exception in IE10 or chrome..
Thanks
Mahesh Gupta
thanks for your help, i was misleaded by the line number and position it showed..
It was the issue because of an unwanted comma, I wonder why it didnt throw an exception in IE10 or chrome..
Thanks
Mahesh Gupta