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                                Sjoerd Mostert 11.03.2010

                                  • We have a GridControl that contains a TableView with two columns. One of the columns contains some TextEditSettings. When we use the PrintingSystem to show a print preview of the grid, using a VisualDataNodeLink, the application crashes with a "object reference not set to an instance of an object" after closing the print preview and navigating to a different screen in the application.

                                    I've attached a small application that demonstrates the problem. Steps to reproduce:
                                    - Start the application
                                    - Press the "Show a grid" button
                                    - Press the "Print" button
                                    - Close the print preview that appears
                                    - Press the "Show something else" button
                                    The application crashes with a NullReference exception.

                                    When we remove the TextEditSettings from the gridcolumn the problem goes away.

                                    I apologize for the many classes in the demo application. We use MVVM and this was the only way I could reproduce the problem in a small application.

                                    Hopefully you can help us with a solution?

                                    Kind regards,
                                    Sjoerd

                                WpfApplication1.zip
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