SmartNavigation & application crashing..

[Nicolas LeBlanc]

First of all, I'd like to state that I would like to have
SmartNavigation enabled on my site due to some massive
work on the UI do to nice things that works a lot better
if the scroll position is kept.

I managed to fix the error that the smartNavigation
caused with Response.Redirect (redirected to a blank
page), which was to simpley re-register asp.net because
the aspnet_client wasn't present (good job at telling me,
there is no .js available, but no error at all is shown!)

But now I have another one. When I click on several links
in a datagrid, after a while (5 clicks and more let's
say), there is no link working anymore, the application
continues loading forever, and on some machines, images
aren't even displayed.

Now, the weirest part, this seems to happen on our brand
new Windows 2003 server, but it doesn't happen at all on
the developer's machine (WinXP pro).

Anyone had such experience and hopefully know how to fix
it?

Thanks.

[Ravikanth[MVP]]

Hi

Are you loading pages inside a frame?

HTH
Ravikanth

>-----Original Message-----
>First of all, I'd like to state that I would like to

have

>SmartNavigation enabled on my site due to some massive
>work on the UI do to nice things that works a lot better
>if the scroll position is kept.
>
>I managed to fix the error that the smartNavigation
>caused with Response.Redirect (redirected to a blank
>page), which was to simpley re-register asp.net because
>the aspnet_client wasn't present (good job at telling

me,

>there is no .js available, but no error at all is shown!)
>
>But now I have another one. When I click on several

links

>in a datagrid, after a while (5 clicks and more let's
>say), there is no link working anymore, the application
>continues loading forever, and on some machines, images
>aren't even displayed.
>
>Now, the weirest part, this seems to happen on our brand
>new Windows 2003 server, but it doesn't happen at all on
>the developer's machine (WinXP pro).
>
>Anyone had such experience and hopefully know how to fix
>it?
>
>Thanks.
>.
>