Microsoft JScript runtime error: Object expected while using jquery

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i am getting the error as Microsoft JScript runtime error: Object expected while using jquery

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<script type="text/jscript">
      $(document).ready(function () {
          $("#SUBJECT_TO_LIMIT").blur(function () {
              var x = $("#SUBJECT_TO_LIMIT").val();
              if (x>100) {
//                  alert(x);
                  document.getElementById('SUBJECT_TO_LIMIT').style.borderColor = "red";
                  document.getElementById('SUBJECT_TO_LIMIT').focus();                 
                  return false;
              }
              else {
                  document.getElementById('SUBJECT_TO_LIMIT').style.borderColor= '';
                  return true;
              }           

          });
      });
</script>

Posted 17-Oct-13 20:44pm

Anji Chelloju

Updated 17-Oct-13 21:12pm

Zafar Sultan

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[no name] 18-Oct-13 3:26am

Any particular line of code where u are getting the error..??

JoCodes 18-Oct-13 3:32am

Are you getting the object expected error in the first line itself or in the subsequent selectors?if its the first line you might have forgot to add the JQuery reference to the page

JasonMacD 18-Oct-13 14:57pm

I second JoCodes comment, if it is the generic Object error, you have not added a reference to the jquery .js file in your page.

Anji Chelloju 28-Nov-13 7:11am

I have written onclick event to textbox.but i haven't written script for that onclik event in page ....so it searched for onclick method ....it was not found .....so that i got that error

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