nested radWindows

[Chris O]

I have a main aspx page with window manager that calls a radWindow.  window1.  this window then calls window2.  I want to set the call_back funtion to a function in window1, but i cant refrence it.

I am using this.

var

parentPage = GetRadWindow().BrowserWindow;
var dialogB = parentPage.GetRadWindowManager().GetWindowByName("taxesPaid");
oWindow.add_close(dialogB.GetContentFrame().contentWindow.CallBack1300);
oWindow.Close();

I get a stack overflow at 0.  any advice?

[Vitaly]

I also have the same problem as Chris described: add_close() (and also other add_/remove_ methods like add_command()) does not work in the "nested" RAD windows: the "Stack overflow at line: 0" error is always shown.

I have used a JScript debugger and discovered there is an infinite loop of ValidateParameter() method calls.

Could you guys advice something about it soon?

[Svetlina Anati]

Hello guys,

I preapared a sample demo project, based on the provided information. I set the close function with a little timeout, in order to let the script get outputted on the second dialog's content page:

setTimeout(function(){oWindow.add_close(dialogB.get_contentFrame().contentWindow.Test); oWindow.close();}, 100);

My project worked as expected and no error was thrown.

Please examine the attached project and in case it does not help in solving the problem, please open a new support ticket and send a sample, fully working reproduction project along with a detailed explanation of the problem and the desired behavior. Once I receive it, I will do my best to help.

Regards,
Svetlina
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[Vitaly]

Hi Svetlina,

Thank you for your example but, unfortunately, it does not work if you have compilation debug="true" in your web.config file (and if you have false the add_close() works without setting the timer).

I have looked on other topics that described similar problems and come to a conclusion there is no way to use nested r.a.d. windows but have compilation debug="false" in your web.config file. It is very sad but...

Best wishes,
Vitaly

[Svetlina Anati]

Hi Vitaly,

As to the Debug setting in the Web.config, I suggest to examine this forum thread which discusses the same subject.

Best wishes,
Svetlina
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