I was following the example from the document to bind the igGrid to Netflix web service.
I was able to initialize the grid to web service without any issue.
However, I try to simulate the refreshing data by using " $("#dataGridNetflix").igGrid("dataBind");" on the button click but I got the error of "Out of stack space".
Thanks
This "Out of stack space" issue is only happened on IE8, not Chrome.
I am experiencing the same error from the following example from Infragistics website.
http://es.infragistics.com/products/jquery/sample/grid/grid-api
Hi there,Please accept mu apologies about the long delay in answering your inquiry.Second, yes, unfortunately there was an IE8-related issue in the RTM build that was used for the Samples Browser.However we have fixed it in the first and second Service Releases after that build.Thus, I strongly suggest that you grab and install the latest Service Release from the Keys and Downloads section of your account.If you continue to experience problems, please let us know and we'll do our best to help you overcome them.All the best,Borislav
All right thanks Boris !!
Jeffrey
Our policy is to send out email notifications about SR builds only to people whose developer issues have been fixed in the particular SR.So if you were to log a developer issue about this problem, you would receive an email notification about it when a SR build (containing the fix) is publicly available.Cheers,Bobby
That latest SR does fix this data binding issue in IE8. Thank you !!
One question, do you guys send out emails or notifications whenever there is a new service release ? as far as I remember I didn't get any notification.
Thanks,
Hi Jeffrey,Actually no, you don't have the version that contains the fix. What you have right now is the 1st publicly available version of the 12.2 release - the RTM (Ready To Market) build.So let me do a quick dissection of the version number so that you can have a better orientation when it comes to our builds: 12.2.20122.1021This is the internal build number - if it's in the 1000s, then it's an RTM build.
12.2.20122.1021Both of these signify that the volume release is the 2nd for 2012.What you need is the latest SR (Service Release) build for this volume release - it's version number is 12.2.20122.2056 and you can find it under the Keys & Downloads tab of your Account on the site.So here's how you can know that you've got a SR build: 12.2.20122.2056All SR builds have their internal (incremental is more like it) version number starting from the 2000s.These are general version-naming conventions which are used by a lot of companies.Hope this helps.Cheers,Bobby
PS: If you have trouble finding and/or downloading the latest SR build, please contact our support team so they can hep you out.
Boris,
I just got the latest and I'm still seeing issues with IE8. The version number is 12.2.20122.1021.
Is the fix in that build ?