Hi,
I'm currently working on an ASP.NET application. The application is connected to an Oracle database. I have multiple drop-down-list's that contains two list items ('Yes'/'No'). I have autopostback set to true. When the user selects either 'Yes' or 'No', I immediately write the users drop-down-list selection to the database. On my ASP.NET page, I have lots of these drop-down-lists for specific records. When I use these drop-down-lists slowly, everything works fine. When I start to make my selections more quickly, I receive the following error: 'The instruction at "0x7d50a0d0" referenced memory at "0x00000018". The memory could not be "read".
Any suggestions?
bump.Possibly a problem with your browser install? I guess the page reloads when you change the first dropdown and is still reloading when you change the second - the browser should either ignore the change in the second dropdown or abort the first reload and do the second.
At a guess i'd say there's a problem with your browser - have you tried it in another browser (IE/Firefox?) or checking for updates?
Hope that helps, Adam
How many select boxes do you have? This sounds more like a problem with the client than it does with .NET.
I'm currently using the latest version of IE. The application is on a network and is occuring on everyone's machine (IE Browser). I don't want to have to make Firefox mandatory.
The amount of drop-down-lists vary depending on the users selection. It doesn't matter how many they chose, the error still occurs.
all help is appreciated.
Can you post some code?
