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WebDataMenu - Dynamic enabling and disabling, visibility
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Good day All,

I came across a weird issue after I recently upgraded to Volume 13.1 of the ASP.NET controls. (v13.1.20131.2045)

We are using an ASP.NET WebDataMenu for our web app to navigate to the different sections in our application.

We hide/disable menus depending on the user's access level.

My own user with which I log in, has access to all menu's, so I didn't see the problem at first.

I tested with a lower level user, and noticed after I logged in (and the menu is set), there is a delay on the application and IE reports a long-running script error, and the F12 developer tools report a stack overflow error.

I started testing by disabling menu activation code, etc, until I hit the first menu that is disabled.

I started Googling and found a thread here speaking of issues with the WebDataMenu in tables (for v10.1), so I changed the EnableScrolling property to "False", and VOILA! Long running script error is gone!

I tested on an older branch with the same user using the v12.2 (12.2.20122.2054) controls, and the error does not occur there.

Can you guys @ Infragistics have a look and maybe log this as a bug?

Thanks!!

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    Hello Eduard

    Thank you for posting in our forum.

     

    With which version of IE did you encounter the problem? Also  could you let me know the exact steps needed to reproduce this?

    Did you disable the menu items on the server side or did you just apply some classes to hide them on the client?

    It would be helpful if you could provide a small isolated sample that reproduces the issue so that we may look into that.

    I'm looking forward to your reply. 

     

    Best Regards,

    Maya Kirova

    Developer Support Engineer II

    Infragistics, Inc.

    http://es.infragistics.com/support

     

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