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Hi

Aspx is not available when using the sdk project format.

It’s a visual studio limitation and aspx is deprecated by microsoft.
You can use it in yours existing project (without converting to sdk format) and
use wisej 3 for net 4.8 (not .net core 6 which doesn’t support aspx).
This has nothing to do with wisej.

For new wisej projects, you can select the older templates which are still available.
Select windows as the target platform.
The old templates have .NET Framework in the name and icons ars gray.

Regards

The support forum will not allow me to attach files to my post … I keep getting a “Forbidden” message.

I have loaded this to a folder in my OneDrive:

1. A short MP4 video showing the steps I’m going through
2. The source files created during the video, without the BIN and OBJ folders
3. A screenshot of my Visual Studio “About” screen, showing that I am running the latest Preview version

Files are accessible here: WiseJ

I originally installed the WiseJ components straight from NuGet, as per the video.

When that failed, I then downloaded and installed the Trial version from your website.  But that has not worked either.

If you need anything else from me to assist in resolving this issue, please let me know.

Tony

Hi

We will check you sample and back to you

regards

Hi

We will check you sample and back to you

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Hi

For better help you, please send us a runnable sample with your case

Additionaly, <input> doesn’t support colors. It has nothing to do with Wisej.

Regards

Hi Tony

Thanks for your interes in Wisej.Net

You comment us that you are using “preview” version of Wisej

A- Is it correct or did you mean community version of VS?

B.- Do you installed community version of wisej.net or trial?

for better help you, please send us a sample app that  you are created.

Remove bin/dll before zipit

By the way. This video tutorial may be helpful
https://youtu.be/yj36Ki0V2MI

Regards

the Load event is part of the aspnet page cycle. See https://docs.wisej.com/extensions/extensions/aspnetcontrol/api/wisej.web.ext.aspnetcontrol.aspnetwrapperbase and asonet page cycle in msdn.

You cannot se the properties of an aspneg control outside of the load event (or init or preinit depending on fhe asonet control). That’s because aspnet recreates the control on every request.

To change and update the aspnet chart control you have to set its values in a Load handler. The Load fired by the AspeNetWtapper not fhe wisej page (this one fires only once).

All the aspnetwrapper events fire correctly. I don’t know what you mean with the cid and page source. You cannot retrieve any aspnet control outside of the asonet page cycle and an aspnet control cannot be a parent to a wisej control.

Send a runnable test case to support with all the required libraries if you need further help.

Hi Paul
We can’t recommend directly any third party component, but we suggest you that test by yourself the most commnly used by the .net community, and choise that is better for your neeeds
Any report tool that can generate a pdf strem on the server is suitable for wisej.net
on the client side you only need the pdf viewer component for render.

this link could be a good start point and also this

regards

Hi Kurt,

The “BadImageFormat” exception is due to the fact that you’re trying to load a 32bit DLL in a 64bit environment, or vise-versa.
You’ll have to compile the project in regards to that DLL’s respective environment target.

HTH,
Alaa

Jiri,

most likely your installation misses the libgdiplus.
See here

https://docs.wisej.com/deployment/targets/linux-macos

And find a lot more deployment information there, too.

Best regards
Frank

Hi Brayden,

Yes you can add Tooltip programatically the simple way is currentControl.ToolTipText = "Tooltip text"; and position will bw automaric with the free space

Or you can use :

var radioToolTip= new ToolTip();
radioToolTip.Alignment = Placement.TopCenter;
radioToolTip.SetToolTip(radioItem, zoneItem.Text);

radioToolTip.SetToolTip(currentControl,”Tooltip text”);

Best,

Kevin(ITG)

@Kevin, that doesn’t really work for my scenario.  I wanted the ability when I am debugging in Visual Studio.  E.g. something like

Application.EnableNativeContextMenu = Debugger.IsAttached

I did find a workaround that works in Firefox.  Just hold down the Shift key before right-clicking – that gives me the native context menu.  That works for me for the time being.

Vincent,

this has been fixed internally and is currently in QA.
The issue number for your reference is #2993.

We´ll inform you when the fix is released.

Best regards
Frank

Hi Matthew,

You can create a mixin theme like this for enable native right click browser context menu :

• For widgte(any control) : "widget": {states:{default:{properties:{nativeContextMenu:true}}}
• For root page and window : "root": {states:{default:{properties:{nativeContextMenu:true}}}

Mixin doc : TagTextBox – Wisej.NET

Best,

Kevin (ITG)

Any word?

Hi Ruben

For the moment this feature isn’t available

Wisej.Net support the filter mode in AutoCompleteMode.

The search bar is different.
Development team is actually been working on it and be available soon

As workaround for now it can be implemented using a UserComboBox
and panel in the drop down with textbox and listbox, etc.

Regards

Hi
I’m checking your post.
I back when I has news
regards

Hi
The sample that you provide Us, is using a very old version of wisej, 1.5.4, that is out of support.
Moreover, the version of the thirdparty library Stimulsoft, is obsolete.

The free support limit for Wisej.Net now is in version 2.5.35

We suggest you that upgrade your app at least to this version.

Wisej.net designer not interact with others products.