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Ferran
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Ferran asked on 07 Jul 2015, 07:19 AM

Hi everyone.

I have a question. While I was programming a webpage with a grid (radgrid), the grid calls a function and this function fill the data into grid using datasource. No problem.

But I have a  problem in different browsers: In Internet Explorer 11 the grid shows the information without problems, but in Google Chrome (the last version), the grid shows the information of the row but like a random mode. In other words, when I load the page the information maybe load or not. When I refresh the page the grid doesn't shows information (or maybe yes), I do another refresh and then yes, shows the data. After all I do another refresh and maybe shows or not. This is not correct... The control would shows the information always, not random.

I don't  know what causes this issue, maybe the control? javascript?

If need more information, please, tell me.

Regards.

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answered on 07 Jul 2015, 09:08 AM

Hi again.

Problem solved, isn't a problem of the control or JavaScript, the problem was a problem with the business layer and session control of the application.

Thanks.

Regards!

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answered on 07 Jul 2015, 02:05 PM
Hi Ferran,

Thank you for the update. I am closing this thread now, bit you can feel free to re-open it in case any further questions on this matter occur.

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