[Question] Using System.Text.Json.JsonSerializer.SerializeToUtf8Bytes about sessionstorage

[chrissainty]

Hi @adrianwright109. The browsers session storage is only capable of storing string values. So that is the only thing you need to factor in here. I'm curious if you've hit any speed issues with the default serialization or if you're just expecting them?

[adrianwright109]

I'm more worried about exceeding the browser's session storage limit as these Telerik grids can have up to 10,000 rows in them. Potentially 10,000 rows could be selected and serializing a list of that many into a JSON string could exceed the limit. Unfortunately the grid needs the full objects to set the selected items, not just an ID.

Other option which I might have to do is store a unique ID into session storage then retrieve them from session storage and the use them to query the database to build up the list of selected items from the IDs.

[chrissainty]

I see what you're saying. Session storage will hold up to around 5MB. I think storing the ID's with a call back to the DB is probably a more robust option.

As there isn't anything to do here I'm going to close this issue.