I downloaded September 2013 AjaxControlToolkit 4.1.7.1002 with NuGet today, upgrading from the September 2013 release in an existing project. Immediately, calls to the jQuery UI methods stopped working. For example, “Object doesn't support property or method 'accordion'.”
I upgraded to jQuery 1.10.2 and jQuery UI 1.10.3 and the problem persisted.
After constructing a simple test project for an example (attached), I found that an older version of jQuery is being loaded (1.9.1) and the jQuery UI appears to have been unloaded or inaccessible. It’s really unclear where jQuery 1.9.1 is coming from, since I don’t have a copy of that version in my test project at all, and a search doesn’t turn up any references to it.
Here are two specific anomalies in the test project:
1. When jQuery 1.10.2 is loaded by the ToolkitScriptManager <Script> section, a test in the code shows that 1.9.1 is the actual version loaded. (I examine “version=jQuery().jquery” to find the version.)
2. If I remove the ToolkitScriptManager reference to loading jQuery 1.10.2, 1.9.1 _still_ gets loaded by magic.
It looks like AjaxControlToolkit is loading jQuery 1.9.1 regardless of what I intended to load. Whatever is doing this may also be conflicting with the jQuery UI code that should have been loaded.
Testing is on Windows 7 Pro, Visual Studio 2012, IE 10 and Firefox 24.0.
Comments: I don't think it's fixed. I've downloaded and built lates version of ajaxControlToolkit and quick test in Chrome console shows $ === jQuery returns false
I upgraded to jQuery 1.10.2 and jQuery UI 1.10.3 and the problem persisted.
After constructing a simple test project for an example (attached), I found that an older version of jQuery is being loaded (1.9.1) and the jQuery UI appears to have been unloaded or inaccessible. It’s really unclear where jQuery 1.9.1 is coming from, since I don’t have a copy of that version in my test project at all, and a search doesn’t turn up any references to it.
Here are two specific anomalies in the test project:
1. When jQuery 1.10.2 is loaded by the ToolkitScriptManager <Script> section, a test in the code shows that 1.9.1 is the actual version loaded. (I examine “version=jQuery().jquery” to find the version.)
2. If I remove the ToolkitScriptManager reference to loading jQuery 1.10.2, 1.9.1 _still_ gets loaded by magic.
It looks like AjaxControlToolkit is loading jQuery 1.9.1 regardless of what I intended to load. Whatever is doing this may also be conflicting with the jQuery UI code that should have been loaded.
Testing is on Windows 7 Pro, Visual Studio 2012, IE 10 and Firefox 24.0.
Comments: I don't think it's fixed. I've downloaded and built lates version of ajaxControlToolkit and quick test in Chrome console shows $ === jQuery returns false