
We wrote this web page using telerik controls and for some reason, it won’t work in IE 9.
The issue is a display issue. The google map won’t load and the entire box displays in half size (only in IE9) It works in every other browser including IE 7 and 8. We upgraded to the latest Telerik DLLs ( I believe). We are looking for a fix or direction on how to get this resolved in IE9.
Here is the page in question: http://www.alarm.org/Search/MapSearch.aspx?ZipCode=75248
5 Answers, 1 is accepted
I have examined the live URL and the page throws "SCRIPT65535: Argument not optional
MemberSearchMap.js, line 140 character 5" error which is not caused by RadControls. However, you could resolve the issue by removing the clearTimeout() function call on line 140 in the MemberSearchMap.js file.
Kind regards,
Antonio Stoilkov
the Telerik team

The exception is thrown from a request which could be a server-side code problem or issue in the MemberSearchMap.js script which is causing the "Illegal access to a strict mode caller function".
You could try replacing the Telerik Ajax controls with ASP.NET UpdatePanel controls and the RadScriptManager with ScriptManager and observe if the issue still persists. If the problem continues you could open a format ticket and attach a runnable sample project showing the unwanted behavior so we could further investigate and advise you with the best possible solution.
Greetings,
Antonio Stoilkov
the Telerik team

Hi,
I am getting the below issue on button click.Its working fine in all browsers ,but not in Edge.Please help.
Microsoft Edge SCRIPT65535: Argument not optional
It is saying grid is not available.
Hi Sandhya,
This thread treats issues with IE9, while yours is related to Edge. I advise opening separate threads for such issues in order to keep them concise.
That being said, what I can suggest for your case is to upgrade to the latest version, or at least a version that has been released after the release of Edge. If this does not help, open a support ticket and send us a small sample where we can observe the problem so we can investigate it.
Regards,
Telerik by Progress