Sorry folks, I found out I was wrong, that authentication-prob. still
is there after removing jQuery. I still have no idea where it comes
from, but surely jQuery is not the source.
Apologies, my fault, should have checked better beforehand
Michael
"What's going on? "
If it's a Windows-type login you are getting hit with , then your
script, the actual js file, doesn't have proper permissions given to
the IIS user
if there is no function within your
[code]
$(document).ready(function(){
});
[/code]
Then this shouldn't be.
Did you download directly via the jQuery site?
jQuery should sit quietly until you call a function, so somewhere the
password function is being called.
On Aug 23, 11:37 am, MBaas
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