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jgrowl on iis5

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jGrowl (and jQuery) don't run on the servers, they run on the clients. Because of that, I'm thinking your problem is elsewhere. You could back up, and try the following code to be sure jQuery and jGrowl are functioning properly.

$(function(){
  $.jGrowl("I work!");
});

Also, if you could post a simple example of how you're using jQuery + jGrowl, that would help diagnose the issue as well.

What browsers have you tested this in? Are you absolutely positive you are referencing the plugin-source in your page? Try copying/pasting the reference source from your code directly into your url.

Jonathan Sampson 2009-07-20 15:08:43

I think this is a great answer, I would like to further suggest that you also look at things that are "different" between the 2 environments. It could be that there is a DLL not registered/installed on the production server that is running/installed on the staging server.

arrocharGeek 2009-07-20 15:15:23

ok tested your code, strangely jquery works fine, but jgrowl does not, weird.

Daniel Brink 2009-07-20 16:30:53

i'm convinced that it must be a server issue, irrespective of which browser i get the same result - all works on staging - jgrowl js does not on live

Daniel Brink 2009-07-20 16:36:36

Daniel Brink 2009-07-20 16:39:07

Daniel, are you sure the source for your jGrowl plugin is properly referenced in the file?

Jonathan Sampson 2009-07-20 16:43:47

Daniel, is your page public-facing? Can we view it?

Jonathan Sampson 2009-07-20 16:48:49

its not a public facing page, sorry.i just created this test page, again it works locally and on staging, but not on live:

Daniel Brink 2009-07-21 07:09:06

Daniel Brink 2009-07-21 07:09:11

Daniel Brink 2009-07-21 07:24:59

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