Maybe it is wiser to make a new thread out of this. I posted this as a response to another thread that is already marked as solved:

http://blogs.infragistics.com/forums/t/53319.aspx

It is about that I am trying to set a cell's value via javascript, but I get a JScript error message stating that there is not enough stack memory. After my call to cell.set_value(...).

This is what I do:



function WebDataGrid1_Editing_CellValueChanged(sender, eventArgs) {

    var grid = $find("<%= WebDataGrid1.ClientID %>");
    var row = eventArgs._cell._row;

    var value1 = 0;
    var value2 = 0;

    for (var j = 0; j < row.get_cellCount(); j++) {
      var cell = row.get_cell(j);
      var value = String(cell.get_value()).toLowerCase();

      if (cell._column._key == "Value1")
        { value1 = parseInt(value); }

      else if (cell._column._key == "Value2")
        { value2 = parseInt(value); }

      else if (cell._column._key == "Result") {
        if (!isNaN(value1) && !isNaN(value2)) {
          var result = value1 + value2;
          cell.set_value(String(result));
        }
        else { cell.get_element().innerHTML = "n/A"; }
      }
    }
}



The debugger stops on a line in some auto-generated javascript file:

return function() {
return method.apply(instance, arguments); //crash here
}

Any idea?



Edit: Working with NetAdvantage 10.3, IE 8