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2019-07-22T07:15:24
Are you sure? Sometimes it goes, some others not...
2019-07-22T07:15:52
Yes:
type: link http://docs.atozed.com/docs.dll/development/Async%20callbacks%20in%20IntraWeb%2015.1.html
2019-07-22T07:16:17
type: bold Async callback names are case sensitive
2019-07-22T07:16:25
yes I read
2019-07-22T07:16:30
Thanks
2019-07-22T07:24:01
I can confirm that there is something not going.
Open the same session in two tabs, and then open a page in the first, and a different page in the second.
The second page doesn't recognize the callback
2019-07-22T07:27:53
If you register a callback in a page, when you refresh the other, then the first registration disappear and only the second is ok
2019-07-22T07:28:20
and if you alternate this, you have one page going, and the other not
2019-07-22T07:29:18
I copy\\paste the URL with session ID
2019-07-22T07:31:21
I think this behavoir is related to the fact that now you are not request to unregister the callback
2019-07-22T07:33:12
If you have 2 separate sessions it is ok
2019-07-22T07:34:01
in 15.1 you can have two session in same browser
2019-07-22T07:35:30
in server controller you have a wizard, try config this wizard
2019-07-22T07:39:02
Sorry, I hope to be more clear.
My serverController is configured with multiple sessions, etc. I understand this.
If you copy\\paste the URL with session ID from on tab to another (both registering some callbacks) then the callbacks are unregistered from the first page, and registered in the second. But in this way the first page have no more callbacks registered, until you make a refresh (fire the OnRender event, for example)
2019-07-22T07:39:51
Before 15.1 this was not the default behavior
2019-07-22T07:57:10
type: mention @Alex7691
I can confirm there is a small issue related to the new callback infrastructure:
The same session in different tabs breaks the first registration until you refresh (simple, not needed cache clean) the page