[CLOSED] ToScript() requires HttpContext

[randy85253]

I'm calling a WCF service with an Ajax request. Inside the service I'm generating a window with a formPanel and some custom fields, then calling ToScript() and returning the script to the client.

One of my the Fields is a TriggerField, and when I call ToScript(), the following code fails because there is no HttpContext to get the ResourceManager from.

Please tell me there is a way around this?

protected static void RegisterTriggerIcon(TriggerIcon icon, bool force)
{
  if (icon == TriggerIcon.Combo || 
      icon == TriggerIcon.Clear ||
      icon == TriggerIcon.Date ||
      icon == TriggerIcon.Search)
   {
     return;
   }


   ResourceManager rm = ResourceManager.GetInstance(HttpContext.Current);
   .
   .
   .
}

[randy85253]

I didn't see anyway around this so I refactored out the WCF service and am not using the ToScript() method anymore. Too bad, I thought that pattern would be very usefull.

I see what the code was doing and why (finding and tweeking the ResourceManager), but having this buried in the script generation process really limits the use of the ToScript() capabalities.

[Vladimir]

Hi,

We have fixed it. Now exception doesn't occur but you have to register trigger icons manually in the page

TriggerFieldBase.RegisterTriggerIcon(TriggerIcon.SimpleAdd);