LINQPad 5 has recently stopped allowing me to click on nav properties to see sub records.

JStemper

In the last week or so LINQPad 5 has stopped using lazy loading to allow me browse related records. This is happening with previously working connections.
It displays the navigation link but when I click on it it simply brings up a blank results window.

I have restarted numerous times and have reconnected to some previously working DLLs.

What happened? Is there a setting someplace that I can change to make it work?

Thanks

Jack

JStemper

It seems that previously the queries were using lazy loading but no longer do lazy loading. Even though no changes were made to the original code.

JoeAlbahari

Can you provide an example of a query that I can run which reproduces the problem?

JStemper

Pretty simple, using C# Expressions.
MyTable
or
MyTable.Find(123)
or
MyTable.Take(10)

That's what makes this so odd is that these are queries I use all the time in LP5.
Thanks for you help.

JStemper

These samples from LinqPad also produce a blank screen when I click on the hyperlink: (These are copied directly from the samples)

// You can dump Lazy objects and they'll materialize when you click the hyperlink:
new Lazy (() => 123).Dump();

// Util.OnDemand does the same thing, except it lets you specify the text to display in the hyperlink:
Util.OnDemand ("Click me", () => 123).Dump();

// Util.OnDemand is useful for objects that are expensive to evaluate (or side-effecting). OnDemand is
// also exposed as an extension method on IEnumerable:
"the quick brown fox".Split().OnDemand().Dump();

JStemper

Fixed. It was the security settings for my internet connection of my browser. I had upped the level of security for intranet and trusted sites. This caused the hyperlinks in LP to not function correctly.