Hi,

In a module that I am testing on DNN 9 I have an issue that is quite mysterious to me. A (non-Admin) user should be able to open a popup and change data for certain ("his") records. This worked fine in DNN 7.4.2, but in DNN 9 I get an "The page cannot be displayed" error message.

The code that should open the popup is:

         Response.Redirect(EditUrl(), false);
         Context.ApplicationInstance.CompleteRequest();

When I debug the code there is no error inside these commands, but somewhen later "search.ascx" is loaded and when stepping thru this, code execution stops here

<script type="text/javascript">
    $(function() {
        if (typeof dnn != "undefined" && typeof dnn.searchSkinObject != "undefined") {
            var searchSkinObject = new dnn.searchSkinObject({
                delayTriggerAutoSearch : <%= AutoSearchDelayInMilliSecond.ToString() %>,
                minCharRequiredTriggerAutoSearch : <%= MinCharRequired.ToString() %>,
                searchType: '<%= SearchType %>',
                enableWildSearch: <%= EnableWildSearch.ToString().ToLowerInvariant() %>,
                cultureCode: '<%= CultureCode %>',
                portalId: <%= PortalId %>
                }
            );
            searchSkinObject.init();
            
            <% if (!UseDropDownList)
               { %>
            // attach classic search
            var siteBtn = $('#<%= SiteRadioButton.ClientID %>');
            var webBtn = $('#<%= WebRadioButton.ClientID %>');
            var clickHandler = function() {
                if (siteBtn.is(':checked')) searchSkinObject.settings.searchType = 'S';
                else searchSkinObject.settings.searchType = 'W';
            };
            siteBtn.on('change', clickHandler);
            webBtn.on('change', clickHandler);
            
            <% }
               else
               { %>

               // attach dropdown search
            if (typeof dnn.initDropdownSearch != 'undefined') {
                dnn.initDropdownSearch(searchSkinObject);
            }
            
            <% } %>
        }
    });
</script>

and the error is displayed.

The error does not happen when an admin user is doing that. The popup also appears for every user when trying to login.

I tried to comment out the second line, replace the second line by

         Response.End();

and replace the second parameter in the first line to true - any combination of this, it did not change the behaviour.

Any ideas?

Happy DNNing!
Michael