I have a very specific problem with the RadComboBox. I am using it in a RadWindow that is opening like a dialog, and it is near the bottom of the window, so that the expanded drop down has to open up. If I have enough items that the vertical scroll bar is used, I can select an item and move on, but if I go back to the ComboBox to change my selection, it locks and freezes the whole browser window.
I am using Q1 controls, IE Version 7.0.6001.18000.
This lockup/freeze does NOT occur in Firefox 3, and operates as expected.
I checked the vertical versus horizontal scroll, wrap versus no wrapping text, and it seems related to the vertical scroll. If I limit the items in the list so that it does not scroll, it does not lockup. I tried the default and the Vista skin with the same results.
This is a show stopper for me.
Image: http://www.quebesystems.com/images/PopulationDialogTelerikComboIssue.jpg
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I suggest you set the EnableVirtualScrolling property of RadComboBox to false. Also you can set the Height property of RadCombobox to value in pixels.
If this does not help you, please open a support ticket and send us a sample running project to test it locally.
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Rosi
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I have an earlier version of IE 7 that I am going to test with for the auto height. I am not happy with having to manually set the height appropraitely, but it is a workaround that seems to work.
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Telerik:RadComboBox id="CriteriaDemographicEthnicitySelection" Width="98%" Skin="Vista" runat="server" />
We will be happy to help you resolved this issue, but we need more information on the matter. Could you please send us a live url or open a support ticket and send us a sample running project to test it locally?
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Rosi
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I would like to know the outcome on as I also have this problem. It is very sensative to the size of the combo list and the page its on. There is obviously an infinite loop involved here (looks like it is in your javascript), as the cpu usage for the IE browser process is high. Other applications and browser windows operate as normal (although are less responsive due to the cpu hogging infinite loop).
Thanks.
Hi Andrew ,
This problem is very strange and we are still not able to reproduce it at our side.
I suggest you prepare a small running project illustrating the problem an send it to us via support ticket. We will test it locally and provide you with a solution.
Also I suggest you check if the e.EndOfItems property of the event argument of ItemsRequested event is set to true when the end of the items is reached. You can see how this is done in our online example.
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The radcombo is placed within a table that is within a fieldset near the bottom of the radwindow.
If I tabbed to the radcombo and hit the down arrow (instead of clicking on radcombo), I was able to cycle through the radcombo items with no problem.
If I moved the radcombo to the top of the radwindow, it worked fine.
If I moved the radcombo to another location within a fieldset within a table near the top of the radwindow, it worked fine.
If I moved the radcombo to the very bottom of the radwindow but outside of containing controls (right above the </form> tag), it worked fine.
If I put the radcombo in its original location, but only add 5 items instead of 31, it worked fine.
So the problem seems to occur when:
- radcombo is used on radwindow
- radcombo has enough items in it so that expanding the drop down would force the radwindow to scroll
- radcombo is placed in a vertical position on the screen so that expanding the drop down would force the radwindow to scroll
-the radcombo is placed within other containing controls (not sure if it is the table or fieldset or combination of)
Setting the Height on the radcombo to a height that would prevent RadWindow scrolling fixes the issue, as mentioned previously.
Thanks,
Emily
Thank you for this information.
I have logged this issue to our developer team and they will do their best to find a solution.
Meanwhile I suggest using the workarounds that you found. You can also try setting the EnableScreenBoundaryDetection property to false.
I hope that this is not a major show stopper for you.
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Nick K.
As I mentioned in this thread we would need to reproduce the issue in order to confirm whether it is a bug in the control or the observed behavior is caused by custom code. Demonstrating the problem in the support ticket on the same subject would be helpful in determining the cause for the issue.
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Ivan Danchev
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