What do you get when you enter this src URL into your browser and download
the content and save it on your filesystem? Is it  a legitimate block of
client script (without script tags)?
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Hi Joe,

As for the script returning by ASPX page, it should work correctly if the
page does write out the valid script text stream. How did you flush out the
script content via the page? here is a simple page code which I used to
test and it works well:

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protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
   {
       string siteName = Request.QueryString["siteName"];
       string pageName = Request.QueryString["pageName"];

       if( siteName == "MySite" && pageName == "index_html")
       {
           Response.ClearHeaders();
           Response.ClearContent();
           Response.ContentType = "text/javascript";
           Response.WriteFile(Server.MapPath("~/scripts/myscript.js"));
           Response.End();
       }
           //siteName=MySite&pageName=index_html
   }
===========================

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There was a problem with the page being called. We put a Response.Write() in
that we forgot about and that was causing the error.