ISGetObject() not working after upgrade

4 replies. Last post: June 3, 2015 1:32 AM by Yudi
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Hi,
We have a ASP.net app that has been working for many years with Intersoft Studio 2008R1. Now we want to come back and upgrade the whole thing. So I downloaded the Studio.NET 2014R2 trial. As our customers use Chrome and have recently had problems with the newest version I also installed the new hotfix of WebUI.NET, strictly following the steps for installing HotFixes. I updated all Intersoft references in our solution and then compile it. It compiled without problem. But when running I ran into the problem that the ISGetObject() function is crashing in my java script below. The first allert ("A!") pops up but not the later one ("B!").
My Intersoft knowledge is quite rusted after almost 7 yers away. What else do I need to change in my old project such that ISGetObject()  will be working?

    	function window_onload() 
        {
            document.body.style.overflow = "hidden";

            if (!navigator.cookieEnabled)
                alert("Coockies must be enabled for this web application to work properly");

            //  Se extensions in NavigatorExtensions.js
            //if(navigator.isMongo)
            //    alert("You are using " + navigator.browser + ".\n\nIE 10.0 and higher are not supported by this web-site. IE 10.0 and higher versions of IE are regarded very problematic versions. Many web sites disregard IE 10 and IE 11.\n\n We strongly recommend using another browser like:\n   Mozilla Firefox (firefox.com)\n   Google Chrome (chrome.com)\n\nHowever if you persist using " + navigator.browser + " then please enable its \"Compatibility Settings\" for this web site. Without it you may expect abnormal functionalety.");

            alert("HELLO WORLD A!");
            var dlgBox = ISGetObject("c_wdlgLogin");
            alert("HELLO WORLD B!");
            dlgBox.ShowDialog();
            alert("HELLO WORLD C!");
        }


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