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Hello,
I have noticed in Google Chrome the statusbar does not show a status when first loaded. The bar will update after filtering or any other action. I am concerned this will confuse some of our users who are expecting the status to appear.
Please let me know what I can do about this.
Thanks,
I have noticed in Google Chrome the statusbar does not show a status when first loaded. ...
I checked the reported problem on WebGrid 10.0.7200.24 (and WebUI.NET Framework 3.0.5000.975). The grid is pretty simple, AllowFilter="Yes" and ShowFilterStatus="True". When first loaded (in Chrome 51), the status bar shows the filtered status without problems.
Could you please provide more information regarding the missing information in status bar of WebGrid when initially rendered in Google Chrome so that I can assist you further?
Sorry, I was not clear last time. I have attached 2 images and highlighted the problem area with a red box. It is the status on the bottom left corner.
I have also looked into my code further and it is not a visibility problem, but the text is not being set on the initla load for some reason.
Could you please provide me with the following information so that I can investigate the issue further?
Try to render the page in Chrome browser and open the Developer Tools. With Pause on exceptions enabled, are there any exception during the rendering?
Could you please try to add OnInitialize client-side event of WebGrid and use following snippet code:
function WebGrid1_OnInitialize(controlId) { var grid = ISGetObject(controlId); grid.SetStatus1("Ready."); }
Does the argument string passed to SetStatus1 method in OnInitialize event appear as expected on the Chrome browser?
I am using WebGrid version 10.0.7200.18 and Google Chrome version 51.0.2704.84 m.
I am seeing some exceptions thrown and they are: 'StatusBarCommandStyle is not defined', 'ColumnActionStyle is not defined', 'ChartInteractiveUI is not defined', 'ChartSettings is not defined', 'ValidatorCommonOnSubmit is not defined', and 'ValidatorOnLoad is not defined'.
I have tried the code you provided and it did not fix my issue. I also tested it with the OnAfterInitialize method and that works, but the OnInitialize method does not. I had paused the code before it ran the OnInitialize method and the text was already correctly set so it seems something is changing the text to blank.
The above information really helps. Reverting the grid version to 10.0.7200.18 in my local and able to replicate the problem.
This issue has been resolved. Per my test, it is no longer persist after update WebGrid to 10.0.7200.24 (latest version of WebGrid as of now). I recommend you to update your WebGrid product and let us know the result.
I'll continue my investigation on this exception after latest update of WebGrid is applied.
I have tested with WebGrid version 10.0.7200.24 and the status is now showing as expected.
I look forward to your findings with the exceptions.
Glad to hear that latest build of WebGrid resolve the status bar problem in Chrome after initial load.
I have tried to replicate this problem in my local end with no luck. Could you please inform me whether this problem still reproducible on your end after apply WebGrid 10.0.7200.24?
I am still seeing the exceptions in the new WebGrid. I also see it in my production application running 9.0.7200.4 so I am unsure if it is an implementation issue.
I enclosed a simple unbound WebGrid sample file as attachment. Could you please kindly modify the sample so that it replicates the reported problem (the "not defined style")?
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