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wilson wu
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iggrid page size drop down list showed and disappeared, it cannot be selected on IE10 and IE11
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The iggrid shows up correctly. But it cannot be changed page size because the drop down list showed after mouse click and disappeared when mouse move to select.

I am using iggrid 13.1.20131.2217.

My feature code


.Features( features =>
{
features.Sorting().Type(OpType.Local);
features.Paging().Type(OpType.Local).PageSize(10).PageSizeDropDownLocation("inpager");
features.Selection().Mode(SelectionMode.Row);
features.Filtering();

})

IE shows error when mouse move over button and text box of page size change:

SCRIPT28: Out of stack space
File: infragistics.ui.editors.js, Line: 3307, Column: 13

Thanks in advance
Wilson

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    Hi Wilson,

    I think I found the problem. You've referenced the igEditors script two times. This causes the "Out of stack space" error to appear. Usually this happens when you use igLoader and you also reference

    infragistics.core.js + infragistics.lob.js in your page. This way the igLoader will load infragistics.ui.editors.js from one side, but on the other side infragistics.lob.js also contains it.

    In order to fix this problem you have to remove either the igLoader or the reference to infragistics.lob.js and infragistics.core.js.

     

    Hope this helps,
    Martin Pavlov
    Infragistics, Inc.

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    Hello Wilson,

    The information which you provide is not enough for me to reproduce the issue. Can you please assemble an html page which reproduces the issue.

    I'm interested in jQuery, jQuery UI versions as well as igGrid configuration options. Also, in which IE mode are you running your page?

    Thanks in advance,

    Martin Pavlov

    Infragistics, Inc.