Hi everyone,
I am developing a single page application with Kendo UI. Since many widgets append some HTML to the <Body> the Memory consumption grows quickly when using the application (even if the widgets are no longer part of the application, e.g. closed).
To work around this, I usually remove any direct descendants of the <Body> upon unloading certain parts of my application. While this works great so far, I'm currently struggling to get the date picker widget working with this technique.
The Problem is that the date picker works fine when the application initializes it for the very first time, but after removing that date picker and creating another one some time later it won't work as intended. The Dropdown calendar is displayed but None of the links or Buttons react to clicks except for the current date on the bottom of the calendar.
Is there a way to get this working? Like I said, other widgets like Dropdown lists and Windows just work fine with my "garbage collection".
Here's a demo of the issue: http://jsfiddle.net/zwGyM/1/
Regards
I am developing a single page application with Kendo UI. Since many widgets append some HTML to the <Body> the Memory consumption grows quickly when using the application (even if the widgets are no longer part of the application, e.g. closed).
To work around this, I usually remove any direct descendants of the <Body> upon unloading certain parts of my application. While this works great so far, I'm currently struggling to get the date picker widget working with this technique.
The Problem is that the date picker works fine when the application initializes it for the very first time, but after removing that date picker and creating another one some time later it won't work as intended. The Dropdown calendar is displayed but None of the links or Buttons react to clicks except for the current date on the bottom of the calendar.
Is there a way to get this working? Like I said, other widgets like Dropdown lists and Windows just work fine with my "garbage collection".
Here's a demo of the issue: http://jsfiddle.net/zwGyM/1/
Regards