Hi

Well, like I said, we have so many people that use XtraReport and DevExpress and don't experience these issues.  So there is some underlying design issue or environmental issue that you guys seem to always be up against.  But at any rate, we will look at the sample that you post to see if there is something framework related.

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Hi

We are going to look at it one more time, but like all previous examples that you have shown, the problem only seems to persist with the DevExpress grid.  If the same thing is done with an Infragistics grid or the standard web grid, it works perfectly. 

Looking back in our notes, this is the same thing that was mentioned on the previous 2 samples that were sent in.  It looks the disposal does not fire through the DevExpress web grid...and ironically, this was due to an issue that you turned in after a point release of DevExpress over a year ago.

We are not through testing, but these are the current results.

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I did say dispose, but I should have said release a handler.  We are trying to determine what they are hanging on to.  For the record, we are not going to get into a back and forth with DevExpress with you as the middle-man.  We are still evaluating their grid to see if we can do anything that doesn't "break" all other environments.  This is what happened the last time we made this accommodation for you.

OK.

Which makes sense as this is a part of the IEnumerable interface to which the external controls bound to the WBBS or BBS can control the navigation of the object.  However, it is their responsibility to add and remove the handler.  The WBBS doesn't create the handler for the grid, the grid creates the handler.  Thus the crux of the problem.  We are going to see if there is a way for us, through reflection, to cut the ties to the control.  But at the moment the control is hanging on to the WBBS, not the other way around.