Hi Derek,

I revisited that thread you referenced and retested the scenario and was able to reproduce in IE only. Please view the tracker entry I created and see if this would resemble your scenario too. If not, you will need to come up with a scenario that does in order for us to proceed, as I am not at all certain what you mean by "update the panel text". Possibly your scenario is similar to the one I just created, where "update the panel text" you mean adding a non-docked control.

Regarding the process to upgrade your Visual WebGui version, then it depends on what version you are using. There is no specific process to follow, except reading the breaking changes notes and see if any of the problems affects you. If I recall correctly, you are using RC1. If so, you should pay special attention to the changes in ListView.Tag property usage (see the breaking changes article), which no longer is populated with the underlying databound item on bound ListView, but the index of that item within the collection the ListView is bound to. For those using ListView, this should be examined thoroughly.

Hope this helps,

Palli

Hi Derek,

I tested the app and the problem seems very similar to the one I attached to the tracker entry. It reproduces in IE, but not in Chrome, but in IE, it is reproduced every time, so that's different from my report.

It's not easy for me to test this without knowing the exact layout of the controls and what controls you use in each case. I did however try to reproduce on the application from the tracker entry by switching one of the Panels out for a HeaderedPanel, but it didn't reproduce.

You may try the following as a workaround, after you have set the header text:

if (this.listView1.SelectedIndex >= 0 && this.listView1.SelectedIndex < this.listView1.Items.Count)

    this.listView1.EnsureVisible(listView1.SelectedIndex);

Hope this helps,

Palli