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Yesterday I was debugging a standard .Net MVC web application using Visual Studio 2019. I have some javascript behind the view to asynchronously load some dropdown menus using jquery. The view was basically complete and working but needed a small correction. After correcting a typo I relaunched the view in chrome and it failed to load at all. The debugging console in chrome showed I had an include as the first line of my js file. It was the line;

Include { encode } from punycode

I did not put this in my code. I have never used punycode and do not have it on my machine. Where did this come from? Did VS2019 put it there as part of debugging? Did Chrome?

I am starting to feel paranoid about this appearing for no reason that I can find.

Aimed
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  • First load the css and at last js in the page – LDS Nov 02 '19 at 05:58
  • Hi LDS. I greatly appreciate the time and effort that it takes to post here, but I do not think that is the correct answer. Changing the order won't change the content. – Aimed Nov 02 '19 at 06:16
  • so sorry ,but it is difficult to say without know the details like the code and js are used ,some times it happens when called a function ,but called later – LDS Nov 03 '19 at 06:01

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