What's happening with JScript.NET

Years ago I had an interest in this language (which I think is a cool achievement).

There was writing on the wall that it was not a first class citizen, it never got editing support in VS.

I haven't given it much thought for years.

There is a compiler for it in .NET 2.  (jsc.exe)

I see that it's slated be in .NET 4 (though the DLR language managed JScript isn't).

I used the language in .NET 1 for it's eval and I see that others are doing the same.  (I also see that there are at least a few commercial uses, like Sony in Sound Forge and Vegas.)

Does anybody here have a good handle on the spectrum of people who are using it, the attitude of management in MS and any IDE support for the language?

 Hi, i have little knowledge on javascript but i need to use this code get from somewhere for a jquery to work.

I face this "Jscript runtime error: Object does not support property or method" whenever im trying to run this page.

In my experience, im get this error msg 9 out of 10 times i use javascript in my system.

Im using Microsoft Visual web developer 2008, i wonder if this is related to my problem, i not sure there is anything i need to add as reference or update anything.

But anyway, in short, i just couldn't use javascript code when using this development tool because of this sort of error.

Anyway, it happen that last time i tried use the same type of jquery code in another project and it seems to work well without an error.

But now when im try to use it again in this recent project i created, it come out with this error and i have no idea how to solve it even look through google and this forum.

It doesn't really seems like its the code problem itself although im not sure, because any javascript code just couldn't work.

So below is my code that i need to use.

<script type="text/javascript" src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.3.2/jquery.min.js" ></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src=&quo

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On our SharePoint 2007 SP1 farm, intermittently, when a user opens a Microsoft Office document (usually Excel) for editing by single-clicking its name in IE, the following error dialog mysteriously occurs when Office opens:

File in Use
myfile.xlsm is locked for editing
by 'domainname\yourname'
Open 'Read-Only' or click 'Notify' to open read-only and receive notification
when the document is no longer in use.

The problem is, nobody else is editing this document, and the identified user ('domainname\yourname') is the name of the current user (the person opening the document right now)!

This is not "user error", e.g., the same user editing the file from two different computers, or the file being checked out. This is a real, intermittent problem. If the same user opens the same file again 1 minute later, the problem might be gone, even though nothing changed.

It's almost as if some kind of intermittent race condition is happening, where the document gets locked too early...?

We are completely stumped. Any ideas?

Other details:
- SharePoint servers (1 front-end, 1 query, 1 indexing) are all Windows 2003 Server
- SQL Server 2008 on database server
- Clients are mostly Windows XP
- Our versioning model is:
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Hi friends,

        I got This Error : Microsoft JScript runtime error: 'Parent' is null or not an object

 In runtime,after  click on the check box, It Show "Microsoft JScript runtime error: 'Parent' is null or not an object"

<script language ="javascript" type ="text/javascript" >
    
        function SelectAllCheckboxesSpecific(spanChk)
       {
           var IsChecked = spanChk.checked;
           var items=0;
           var Chk = spanChk;
              Parent = document.getElementById('gvUsers');          
              var items = Parent.getElementsByTagName('input');                         
              for(var i=0;i<items.length;i++)
              {               
                  if(items[i].id != Chk && items[i].type=="checkbox")
                  {           
                      if(items[i].checked!= IsChecked)
                      {    
                          items[i].click();    
                      }
                  }
              }            
       }

please verify it.