The first one is that you are not allowed to use the <%= approach anymore. You do now have to use the function:
Page.Response.Write(string strText);
The second reason is that the variable "Microsoft.Crm.Security.User.Current.UserAuth.UserId" does not exist anymore. Microsoft has changed the internal structure of how they work with the current user. You now should use this "Microsoft.Crm.Security.User.Current.SystemUserId.ToString()". These two changes lead to the following code
<script language="javascript">
var loggedInUser = '<%Page.Response.Write(Microsoft.Crm.Security.User.Current.SystemUserId.ToString())%>';
</script>
If you do have a single mistake in the aspx page you are changing, then you'll get the following error:
The VirtualPathProvider returned a VirtualFile object with VirtualPath set to '/MicrosoftCRM/sfa/accts/edit.aspx' instead of the expected '//MicrosoftCRM/sfa/accts/edit.aspx'
This has nothing to do with the VirtualPathProvider, it's just that you have a mistake in your aspx page.
Good luck!
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