Fergus Bown
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Fergus Bown
asked on 03 Mar 2009, 05:19 PM
I am using dynamically created docks. I am adding charts and all sorts into those docks.
I note that when a dock is closed it is simply hidden.
Thus on every render all the docks and contents for every dock ever created is rendered *even if they are closed*.
I cannot see how to intervene in the state loading/saving to ensure closed docks' states aren't saved (or rehydrated).
How do I ensure that when a dock is closed it is destroyed utterly?
thanks
I note that when a dock is closed it is simply hidden.
Thus on every render all the docks and contents for every dock ever created is rendered *even if they are closed*.
I cannot see how to intervene in the state loading/saving to ensure closed docks' states aren't saved (or rehydrated).
How do I ensure that when a dock is closed it is destroyed utterly?
thanks
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Hello Fergus Bown,
The RadDock could be shown and hidden, it can't be destroyed.
If you create RadDocks dynamically, on the next postback (after closing a RadDock) you should check for a closed RadDock and if a RadDock is closed you shouldn't recreate it.
The technique above is illustrated in the MyPortal example.
Regards,
Petio Petkov
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The RadDock could be shown and hidden, it can't be destroyed.
If you create RadDocks dynamically, on the next postback (after closing a RadDock) you should check for a closed RadDock and if a RadDock is closed you shouldn't recreate it.
The technique above is illustrated in the MyPortal example.
Regards,
Petio Petkov
the Telerik team
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