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Mozilla prompting Authentication on ASP.NET page with several external javascript script references

Asked by DJMikeAZ in JavaScript, Mozilla Web Browser, Programming for ASP.NET

Tags: authentication, mozilla, required, javascript

It's probably something really simple but I am experiencing some difficulty with a web project using ASP.NET/C#. I have one particular aspx page that is using several external javascript references (i.e. <script language="javascript" type="text/javascript" src="/somejavascriptfile.js"></script>). When I run the page using IE, it works just fine. When I test the same page using Mozilla Firefox, it's displaying an "Authentication Required" dialog requesting a username and passoword. It seems like Firefox doesn't like the script files or requires authentication to include them on the page. When I cancel out of the dialog, the page displays but obviously none of the javascript works.

I tried to find information about this but couldn't seem to locate any relevant answers. Can anyone help? What I am trying to do here is so elementary and basic I'm almost embarrased to post this :-). In any case, I am posting this as urgent because I am on a very very tight deadline to get this done.

thanks,
Mike
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