The sample is using Wisej 2.5. The bootstrap theme definition there had an overflow style set to visible causing the issue you see. It’s OK with the latest version of Wisej 3 and the latest Wisej 2 nuget package (2.5.37).
Hi Tung,
Thank you for reporting this issue, we’re currently investigating it and we’ll get back to you ASAP!
Best,
Alaa
Hi Frank,
I just change the View property of the fullcalendar widget and change the theme in Default.json.
I tried serveral ways as you suggested, but could not make it work.
My step are simple:
1 . Create a new wisej desktop project, add fullcalendar nuget
2. Drop a full calendar widget to the window1. set dock = fill, set View = AgendaDay
3. run it and resize the window1. The scrollbar is not visible with bootstrap theme. It is visible with basic theme
You can check this minimum project at fullcalendar/fullcalendar at master · EricNgo1972/fullcalendar (github.com)
Please advise how to make the scrollbar appear.
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Hi Adrian,
this is probably the same reason as for your other issue you have reported:
https://wisej.com/support/question/messagebox-text-size
Have you tried setting the Viewport in default.html?
It should also fix this one.
Best regards
Frank
Hi Tung,
did you modify the sample? The way it is build originally a horizontal scrollbar should never appear
(regardless of the theme), because the calendar is set to Dock = fill in the 2nd split container panel.
Apparently in your version the docking may have been removed. In that case you´d need to set AutoScroll = true for SplitContainer.Panel2.
Plus you´d need to explicitly set the size.
Best regards
Frank
Thanks!
Please retest this issue with our latest Wisej release (3.0.10)
Best regards
Frank
Hi Nicholas,
this issue is fixed in Wisej release 3.0.10
Best regards
Frank
Hi Adrian,
this issue is fixed in Wisej release 3.0.10.
Best regards
Frank
Hi Alexander,
we just deployed Wisej 3.0.10 that includes a fix for this issue.
Best regards
Frank
Hi Angelo,
Automatic wrapping is currently not supported because of the scrollbar but I have logged an enhancement request to wrap content in a tree view when the horizontal scrollbar is off. The issue id is 2966.
Best regards
Frank
Hi Alexander,
thanks for reporting that issue. It´s logged as 2965 and a fix will be included in the next Wisej release.
Best regards
Frank
Hi Levie,
try with barchart with your example: https://docs.wisej.com/examples/examples/chartjs
I’m not eable to know if the dataset is hidden or not
best
Cristian
You might also consider defining a viewport:
https://docs.wisej.com/mobile/guides/responsive-design#viewport
Best regards
Frank
Hi Adrian,
you might want to try enabling the mobile mode in default.json.
"options": { "mobile.mode": true }
If this does not help, please share some details about the mobile device you are using.
Best regards
Frank
Sorry, i had got the answer, thanks
Do you have an example for #2. The comment might have been cut off.
Essentially if I can access the asp.net core ServiceProvider from within WiseJ I think that would solve my issue, as I really don’t need the HttpContext I was just thinking it would be an easier way to share data.
Hi Adrian,
It’s an issue with subpixel scrolling, it should be fixed in the next build.
We’ll let you know when it goes live!
Best,
Alaa
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Hi Marik,
There are a couple of solutions to your issue:
HTH,
Alaa
Hi Branko,
did you install libgdiplus?
See also here:
https://wisej.com/support/question/how-to-deploy-wisej3-application-to-centos7
Best regards
Frank
