SmartClient Version: v8.2p_2012-08-08/PowerEdition Deployment (built 2012-08-08)
Browser: IE 8
Background: Our application uses a 3-pane view where the user switches from a grid to a form with an image and back again. On display of the grid, the image is hidden and a fetch is performed from the DB. On display of the image, the grid is hidden a fetch of the image is performed along with several fetches from the DB.
On IE8 (not chrome or firefox), if you switch back and forth between the views around 10 times you eventually get the error listed below on a switch to the grid.
Error:
'Can't execute code from a freed script'
in http://mattcecile.ricohcanada.ca:808...DataBinding.js
at line 1415
crashed in: ResultSet.getRange()
Use a pre-9.0 Internet Explorer for best diagnostics, otherwise Firefox or Chrome
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OK Cancel
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We have verified that we are not leaking any DOM objects. The crash appears to happen after the grid is shown and data is requested to refresh the grid but before the data is returned via the execute() call.
Any insights you can provide into what might be happening or where we could focus our attention would be appreciated.
Can you tell me what the javascript trying to do at this point?
The amount of code involved is quite large so we can't easily provide a sample.
Many thanks,
Matt
Browser: IE 8
Background: Our application uses a 3-pane view where the user switches from a grid to a form with an image and back again. On display of the grid, the image is hidden and a fetch is performed from the DB. On display of the image, the grid is hidden a fetch of the image is performed along with several fetches from the DB.
On IE8 (not chrome or firefox), if you switch back and forth between the views around 10 times you eventually get the error listed below on a switch to the grid.
Error:
'Can't execute code from a freed script'
in http://mattcecile.ricohcanada.ca:808...DataBinding.js
at line 1415
crashed in: ResultSet.getRange()
Use a pre-9.0 Internet Explorer for best diagnostics, otherwise Firefox or Chrome
---------------------------
OK Cancel
---------------------------
We have verified that we are not leaking any DOM objects. The crash appears to happen after the grid is shown and data is requested to refresh the grid but before the data is returned via the execute() call.
Any insights you can provide into what might be happening or where we could focus our attention would be appreciated.
Can you tell me what the javascript trying to do at this point?
The amount of code involved is quite large so we can't easily provide a sample.
Many thanks,
Matt
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