Good day,
We are continually having an error with one of our apps and the web spell checker control, which is used in about 30% of the application (basically any freetext field), where the users will receive the "OutOfMemoryException" error while the page is loading after a postback.
The server error log is saying the spellchecker is the culprit, every time this happens.
We are using the v13.2.20132.2007 release of the controls, and are upgrading to the v13.2.2013.2028 controls shortly, will this solve the problem?
Thank you,
Regards,
Hello Eduard,
Please do not hesitate to contact me if you are still experiencing any issues.
Hi Eduard,
I am so far unable to reproduce the issue with 13 WebspellCheckers in total (master + content page) under IE, FF or Chrome. Attached is my test sample for your reference. In order to be able to research the issue further I will need a working sample demonstrating the behavior.
Please do not hesitate to contact me with any updates or questions.
Hi Petar,
We have a spell checker control linked to a multiline text field on our master page, and then some pages have their own spellcheckers for different fields (this is an ASP.NET User Control used in multiple places).
When the error occurs, it happens while a page is loading after a postback, not necessarily when doing a spell check. The Windows event log does not show the problem as an error, but as a warning, if that helps.
I've noticed this started happening when we upgraded to v13.2.20132.2007 from a v13.1. install
Let me know if you need more info.
Thanks,
Eduard Kruger.
Is it possible to share some information regarding the setup of the pages in question in order to allow me to reproduce the issue ? Are multiple WebSpellCheckers used in this scenario ? A possible approach that may be of interest to you is to check multiple controls with the same spell checker:
http://ko.infragistics.com/community/forums/t/2442.aspx
A small sample or any code snippets illustrating the behavior would be greatly appreciated.
Please do not hesitate to contact me with any updates regarding this matter.
BUMP