Dear Readers,
I face this problem in a web application build in .aspx. It mainly occurs when you are performing some action with javascripting or Jquery. In my case, I was using javascript. It was working fine in IE (Internet Explorer) but was unable to perform any action in chrome.
If you read subjected error message carefully, it tells you that you are accessing an object as function which is not a function at all.
In my case, I mistakenly access window.href as a function. for example, I wrote it as
window.href('www.google.com');
which is wrong and that is why it was not functioning properly in chrome. The correct method is
window.href= 'www.google.com';
I hope that after reading my post, you will able to understand that where you are doing mistake and correct it.
If this post help you then post your comments so that others can also consider this as a worth information.
Thanks.
I have created this blog to place some of important things on it for my personal use and also to help others. Now a days I am doing job as Software Engineer in a company. I have completed my graduation in Computer Science from University of Sindh, Jamshoro, Pakistan.
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5 comments:
Brilliant, thank you!
Thanks!
Great..! big re-leafing to me from 2 days
great.. its big re-leaf to me..thanq
Thx a lot !
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