Hi,
This is what I think is happening in my app. I have 72 app variables (I know that seems excessive, and I'm going to find a way to get rid of some because of this issue). I set one particular app variable to some HTML that is 161 characters long, that I set the title of a widget to. Actually I don't even have to set the title. Then I try to filter a widget, and it won't open all the way; it shows a title but it's just processing. There are no MSGW's. It seems to break all of my app variables at this point. I have to reload the frame to get my app back to normal. If I use a shorter string it opens the widget just fine. So I think what is happening is if the total space used by all app variables exceeds a certain size (including app variable names and all the other overhead required to store them), then it breaks all the app variables.
We've seen this issue before with too many popups or widgets, which you have fixed.
Thanks.
Erin
This is what I think is happening in my app. I have 72 app variables (I know that seems excessive, and I'm going to find a way to get rid of some because of this issue). I set one particular app variable to some HTML that is 161 characters long, that I set the title of a widget to. Actually I don't even have to set the title. Then I try to filter a widget, and it won't open all the way; it shows a title but it's just processing. There are no MSGW's. It seems to break all of my app variables at this point. I have to reload the frame to get my app back to normal. If I use a shorter string it opens the widget just fine. So I think what is happening is if the total space used by all app variables exceeds a certain size (including app variable names and all the other overhead required to store them), then it breaks all the app variables.
We've seen this issue before with too many popups or widgets, which you have fixed.
Thanks.
Erin
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