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WebDialogWindow intermittently fails to show
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Happy Holidays team!

I have a issue that has been very difficult to track.

I have a asp page that contains a number of WebDialogWindow controls (like fourteen I think).  There are several standard asp buttons on the page that open these dialogs.  These dialog controls are also contained in a number of update panels on the page.

The problem I am having is that on my development system, there is no problem. Everything works fine.  However, sometimes on other computers that have not accessed the page before, clicking one of the buttons that is supposed to unhide a dialog will fail and nothing happens. Then if you close the browser and open it again to the same page and click the button once more it works fine and will continue to work from then on.

Further, if I then click another button to open another WebDialogWindow it will silently fail again until the browser is closed and then the page reloaded.  After that then that button will also work correctly 100% of the time.

Once you follow this process and go through all the buttons on the page then everything will work fine but I can't realistically offer that up to my 1600+ users as a viable solution.

The only information I have on the problem is the following error reported by the browser when the button is clicked:

Message: Sys.WebForms.PageRequestManagerParserErrorException:
The message received from the server could not be parsed.
Common causes for this error are when the response is modified by calls to
Response.Write(), response filters, HttpModules, or server trace is enabled.
Details: Error parsing near '<!DOCTYPE html PUBLI'.

I am wondering if you have any insight into what might be happening or at least point me in a direction to look.

I am working with NetAdvantage 11.1 ASP.NET CLR3x

Thanks for any advice!

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