I have a RadWindow on my page with "DestroyOnClose" set to true. When I browse to this page via FireFox and close this RadWindow, the browser creates a history entry with the url of the current page. If I turn off "DestroyOnClose" then things are fine. When using IE, it won't create those fake history entry and everything is fine.
Is there a fix to this?
- Ricky
Is there a fix to this?
- Ricky
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Hi Ricky,
Actually this history item is not fake. When DestroyOnClose is set to true, the RadWindow object's will be destroyed when the window is closed. To be destroyed properly, it is mandatory to execute the onunload event for the content page. This is achieved by changing the src attribute of the content page. When the src is changed, the browser creates a history event.
At this point we cannot tell why IE doesn't include this event in its history, however in any case this isn't something that we can control from our side - this behavior is handled entirely by the browser itself.
Regards,
Georgi Tunev
the Telerik team
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Actually this history item is not fake. When DestroyOnClose is set to true, the RadWindow object's will be destroyed when the window is closed. To be destroyed properly, it is mandatory to execute the onunload event for the content page. This is achieved by changing the src attribute of the content page. When the src is changed, the browser creates a history event.
At this point we cannot tell why IE doesn't include this event in its history, however in any case this isn't something that we can control from our side - this behavior is handled entirely by the browser itself.
Regards,
Georgi Tunev
the Telerik team
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