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Ok I havent seen

The community license is deprecated

with express license now it works !

thanks

In response to “Can it, by any circumstances , be caused by the version of Dot Net Core? The solution is created with 9.”
I created a test project with C# and VB both using .Net9 and I can open the designer in both just fine. I have attached the projects so you can try to open the designer in them. If you can’t open the designer with them, it’s some issue with your machine.

Hello Francesco,

Sadly, using the upload control always requires user interaction.

In fact, if you attempt to use the console on FireFox you’ll be getting a warning that the action was blocked due to it not being a “user” action.

Best Regards,
Alaa

Hi Rusty,

what you are seeing in the output window are Wisej.NET trace messages.
There is no way to omit them.

Best regards
Frank

Hi Dino,

did you try Application.StartTask()  as suggested by Luca? The code snippet you posted is incomplete.
We need a fully compilable test case to try to help you here.

Best regards
Frank

Hi Francesco,

there is no such thing as a Wisej WinForms application.
To query the startup parameters use this:

https://docs.wisej.com/api/wisej.web/general/application#querystring

Best regards
Frank

This solution was working OK until I moved to .net 8.0 and latest wisej version.

I am using a very simple background service that is sending mails in background (see attachement). Could it be the case that Application.Update is the problem?

The only interaction with GUI is by using service  event handlers for messaging to update txt field.

private void BackgroundService_Message(object sender, BackgroundServiceEmailing.BackgroundServiceEmailingEventArgs e)
{
// Application.Update() can optionally call a code block in context before updating the UI.
Application.Update(this, () =>
{
this.txtSendLog.Text = DateTime.Now.ToString() + “: ” + e.Message + Environment.NewLine + txtSendLog.Text;
});
}

Same surely

Uninstalled the VSIX reinstalled it with 3.5.16 and didn’t do anything with the nugets.

Hi Mohsen,

did you upgrade both the nugets and the VSIX to 3.5.16?

Best regards
Frank

Hi Ibrahim,

RightToLeft is not fully implemented on the DataGridView yet.
We have no fixed date when we continue working on it.

Best regards
Frank

I link demo project and screen shot

https://eprimeos.it/public/demo/splitterwidth.png

https://www.eprimeos.it/public/demo/testsplitter.zip

If I attach in the post, I have an error “Forbitten”

If you can reproduce in a small test case, we can look into it in case it is a bug with Wisej and not your own code. However, it’s likely that this issue is not easy to reproduce in a small test case.

Unfortunately, debugging your application is something that is out of scope of this free support forum.

Your options are to downgrade your version of Wisej as that seems to fix the bug, or to purchase a premium support package here: https://wisej.com/services-packages/

This error never popped out until I migrated from Wisej 3.1.12 on .net 6.0 to 3.5.16 and .net 8.0
In the whole codebase there is no call to Application.StartTask().

I am suing System.Threading for BackgroundService and  ThreadStart() but this was not a problem so far.

Hi Cristian,

you say it also fails on the desktop?
I have tried here and could not reproduce it at all.

Can you please tell us your Wisej.NET version and send a sample with instructions on how to reproduce?

Best regards
Frank

Hmm I am using the latest 3.5.16 with a .Net 8 project.  I do use a lot of datagridviews with autosizing and fill weights.  I am not sure if that’s the problem but and unfortunately I am unable to reproduce the problem on my machine.  It appears the issue only happens in production and only on certain machines that usually do not have a good connection to the internet.  It probably has something to do with my code, as I have had a lot of issues with async calls and the wisej application not responding unless I put Application.Update(this) after the async calls.   I was kinda hoping someone else was experiencing something similar so I could get an idea on how to pin point this problem.

Thanks,

Devin