1) you have access to all the javascript code running in the browser.
2) unlike webforms, MVC does not generate any javascript. all javascript is either javascript files you include, or you wrote on the pages.
3) neither of the libraries you mentioned use DOMNodeInserted
you should go thru the script libraries you are using (we can not guess, as MVC does not require any) and determine the library causing the issue. you should then look for an update, or replace with a better written one
1) I have not written any custom javascript code for this particular project.
2) I did not add any JavaScript code or libraries. The code was added as part of the ASP.NET MVC 3 Project Template. It is either part of the Microsoft Ajax library or part of the jQuery library that is included in Visual Studio 2010 Service Pack 1.
3) I am not the only developer having this problem. Please to to stackoverflow.com and do a search for addEventListener.
I do not see how pointing fingers at me solves this problem. I have done nothing to cause it. Visual Studio 2010, ASP.NET MVC 3, Microsoft Ajax, jQuery, IE9 or whatever is causing this problem are not my responsibility to fix. I am paid to build web
applications using Microsoft ASP.NET, in this case MVC 3, not debug Microsoft or jQuery team code. I hope that someone who is more informed than me about this issue will address it so that myself and all of the other developers who are experiencing this error
can more on to other things.
blackwe
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Re: Microsoft JScript runtime error: Object doesn't support property or method 'addEventListener'
Dec 03, 2011 08:52 PM|LINK
1) I have not written any custom javascript code for this particular project.
2) I did not add any JavaScript code or libraries. The code was added as part of the ASP.NET MVC 3 Project Template. It is either part of the Microsoft Ajax library or part of the jQuery library that is included in Visual Studio 2010 Service Pack 1.
3) I am not the only developer having this problem. Please to to stackoverflow.com and do a search for addEventListener.
I do not see how pointing fingers at me solves this problem. I have done nothing to cause it. Visual Studio 2010, ASP.NET MVC 3, Microsoft Ajax, jQuery, IE9 or whatever is causing this problem are not my responsibility to fix. I am paid to build web applications using Microsoft ASP.NET, in this case MVC 3, not debug Microsoft or jQuery team code. I hope that someone who is more informed than me about this issue will address it so that myself and all of the other developers who are experiencing this error can more on to other things.