Hi Haas,
You must add thave his line:
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1, user-scalable=no">
on Default.html <head> before wisej.wx and phone device will scale correctly
Best,
Kevin (ITG)
Hi Roni,
I just tried the Integration2 sample and it worked fine.
Can you please tell us what browser you’re using?
And if possible, a small test case of how you implemented the feature.
Best,
Alaa
Hi Ulisses,
Please create a new issue in the wisej-3-beta repository here: https://github.com/iceteagroup/Wisej-3-Beta
Thank you,
Alaa
If you are intending to use Wise J as a wrapper to run SSRS reports using a SSRS server then this works well. (I currently use it)
It will probably work just as well using client side reports as well.
As Luca has already stated Wise J just allows the SSRS control to be wrapped, and follows the ASP net rules.
The VWG Wrapper for the SSRS was much more sophisticated allowing, you to interact with the report controls programmatically,
once a report had been rendered.
Hi Brayden
For a better understand of your goal and find a better solution
Q.- the labels that you want to apply these style, must be in design time or in runtime, by a programming condition?
And what version of Wisej are you using?
Regards
hello frank,
the signature is that of your example in integration2
Hi Page,
please refer to the ReadOnlyMixin sample
https://github.com/iceteagroup/wisej-examples/tree/2.5/ReadOnlyMixin
Best regards
Frank
Hi Thameen,
Yes, you can integrate ChartIQ, Wisej offers the ability to create any component or Widget if it has a JS code base.
This link : https://docs.wisej.com/docs/controls/content/widget will help you for integration of ChartIQ
Best,
Kevin (ITG)
Hi Kizaemon,
We couldn’t reproduce this issue.
You can add this line to your Default.json file: validateClient:false
That can help mitigate this issue. If not, please let us know!
Also, if you can please attach a reproducible test case.
Best regards and Merry Christmas,
Alaa
Hi Roni,
which Signature widget is this? SyncFusion?
Best regards
Frank
Let me also please offer you congratulations on WiseJ 3 release!
Thank you for your work.
Here is HN’s submission:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29602901
Most importantly, we will be releasing Community editions of Wisej Developer and Wisej Server at no charge. These versions are meant for small business and independent developers (as defined in the Wisej Community Terms and Conditions).
This is also very important for a wider adaption!
Professionally, I cannot live without WiseJ, so I’m interested that the framework stays healthy.
The current license fee is quite affordable for me, but for newcomers the free license will lower the barriers.
To update the main thread. The native InputType in all browsers cannot be localized differently than the language used by the browser. It’s a know issue that is unrelated to Wisej.
You need to make sure you are getting the right version from Nuget.
The answer was this.
var coordsArr = new List<object>();
foreach (CityPolygonCoordinate cpc in cityPolygons[1].coordinatePoints)
{
//add lat, lng to generic object
var pt = new
{
lat = cpc.lat,
lng = cpc.lon
};
coordsArr.Add(pt);
}
and then calling .ToArray() before passing it into the WebMethod.
Application.Call(“window.drawMapPolygon”, mobjGoogleMap, coordsArr.ToArray());
also, the Chrome javascript debugger was useful in verifying that the object datatype matched that of the sample.
We don’t have any report viewer because we don’t provide any reporting tool. Wisej works with most reporting tools out there: Reporting Services, Crystal Reports, StimulSoft, List & Label, DevExpress, Telerik, etc…
If for “reliable ReportViewer control” you mean reporting services, there isn’t one. VWG simply wrapped the existing ReportViewer from Microsoft, didn’t have any other reporting functionality. Wisej can use the same Report Viewer, or can stream the Reporting Services reports to a pdf viewer (either built-in, or custom).
If you need any special support, please contact us at support or sales.
Hi Dirk,
When the Load event fires in Wisej, the control IS NOT rendered on the client.
You can use the Appear event to perform some action on the client-side widget after it has been rendered.
HTH,
Levie
Hi Rupert,
You can read the token result from the redirect using Application.QueryString[“tokenName”].
If you want to retain the session you could implement IWisejHandler within your Page or Form class which allows you to generate a postback.wx url you can use to process the redirect.
https://docs.wisej.com/api/wisej.core/interfaces/wisej.core.iwisejhandler
You can get the postback url using this.GetServiceUrl().
Is this what you’re trying to achieve? If not, can you please elaborate on what you’re having an issue with and attach a small sample?
Thanks,
Levie
Hi vincent_,
We are looking for the cause of this issue,
we will report you as soon as it is resolved.
Best,
Kevin (ITG)
Hi Chris,
Wisej version 2.5.21 is released, you can install the ChartJs extension via nuget without any problems now.
Please let us know if you encountered any issues.
Best,
Alaa