Hi praveena,
Can you send us a screenshot of the expected result?
And You can change style directly in theme or in CssStyle Property(“border-style”).
More docs: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/border-style
Best,
Kevin(ITG)
Hi Nicholas
Could you please tell us more details, like
Version of wisej used, occurs with only one app or various, occurs with in other computers with the same problematic app, You are using IIS or IIS-Express, etc
Windows\Temp is a directory that need admin permission to be acceded
You can check the path of your app in IIS-Express by righ click on its icon, and select option “Show All Applications”, like in the sample image
Regards.
Hi Nicholas,
In addition to Paul’s answer,
What is your end-goal with regards to a mobile Wisej application? Do you need native functionalities from the device? Are you trying to distribute the application as a native app with XCode / Android Studio?
We offer a native a support package for Technology Partners that gives you Android and iOS project templates that can be used to deploy to the App Store or for private enterprise deployment. The package lets you control the native functionalities of the device like the native toolbar, native tabbar, NFC, remote push notifications, biometric authentication, screen properties, and more. If you’re interested you can send an email to sales AT wisej DOT com.
In general for mobile development with Wisej, you’ll probably want to use Responsive Profiles (https://wisej.com/wisej-2/, Paul linked samples above). You can create certain appearances for controls on a given device. The ResponsiveProfileChanged event will fire whenever the screen size matches a given profile (default profiles are Default Profile / Phone / Phone (Landscape) / Tablet / Tablet (Landscape)).
Responsive Profile Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qp6cQOQFHWk
It’s a good idea to utilize FlowLayoutPanels (set AutoScroll = true), and the DataRepeater control to show lists within your application.
We also have an experimental configuration option in Default.json for mobile development, add the entry:
"options": { "mobile.mode": true },
HTH,
Levie
Hi Nicolas
This sample is a good start point
https://github.com/iceteagroup/wisej-examples/tree/2.2/Responsive
Best regards
Hi Brayden
Checking this with the product team, I update you.
The pictures that you see on the case studies for Harris dont use a tab control. This case use a custom theme for show MDI forms and using a main container page with a Form with property isMdiContainer=true
1.- For modify only MDI container to show X in all tabs, you can use this code
Application.Theme.Appearances.tabview.components.page.components.button.states.@default.properties.showClose = true;
2.- For modify MDI container and also any tab control in your app, follow the nexts steps
In the themes designer, you must modify any of the preexisting themes, change the next property and save as the theme with the name you desire.
Application.Theme.Appearances.tabview.components.page.components.button.states.@default.properties.showClose = true
After that, copy the modified theme under the empty folder Thems of your project
Finally, in the Default.json config file, add new entry for your custom theme. For example
"url": "Default.html",
"startup": "MDIExample.Program.Main, MDIExample",
"theme": "MDIClosebutton"
You can see this into the picture. And also I attach the public sample MDIchild, using a modified theme with this settings.
HTH
Regards
Hi Brayden
Thanks for your suggestion
We will evaluate this enhancement to be implemented in a future release
Regards.
Hi Ewan,
You can add the following element inside of your project file to ignore framework mismatches:
<PropertyGroup>
<ResolveAssemblyReferenceIgnoreTargetFrameworkAttributeVersionMismatch>true</ResolveAssemblyReferenceIgnoreTargetFrameworkAttributeVersionMismatch>
</PropertyGroup>
We generally try to update the newest version of Wisej to match the latest frameworks released by Microsoft. If you want a custom build of Wisej built against an older framework, it will probably fall into a custom support package. If you need information about that you can send us an email at support AT wisej DOT com.
Please let me know if anything isn’t clear!
Best,
Levie
Hi Jennifer,
I’ve just enhanced the GitHub extension here: https://github.com/iceteagroup/wisej-extensions/tree/2.2/Wisej.Web.Ext.ChartJs. The ChartClickEventArgs now has the SelectedDataSet and SelectedValue properties to show information about a chart directly underneath a click.
Can you give it a try and let me know if it works for you?
Regards,
Levie
Hi Angelo,
the screenshot folder is the base folder of your application a simple FTP deployment in this folder should help you to put your web app online.
More details has here:
PS. You just need to make sure that your application that is located in /bin has been compiled and is working properly.
Best,
Kevin (ITG)
Hi Johann,
The AudioControl in Wisej is solely used to playback audio files.
I have attached a sample that uses the native MediaRecorder API (MediaRecorder – Web APIs | MDN (mozilla.org)) to record audio and attach it to the AudioControl aswell as saving it into the server.
Let us know if you need anything else!
HTH,
Alaa
See this for more info https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/SpeechRecognition
All Wisej can do is use the available api.
Hi Huynh,
we tried to reproduce but using the latest Wisej build (2.2.58) everything seems to work as expected.
Can you please try using that build and see if the problem is fixed?
Best regards
Frank
Thanks Paul
Great !! Works as expected…
Regards
Hi Carlos,
Wisej works pretty much like Winform and as far as navigation is concerned, you can just instantiate the page, add properties to it (in order to initialize them) and finally show it. If you want to redirect outside the Wisej application, you can use Application.Navigate(“url”).
Page1 page = new Page1();
page.Parameter1 = "value"; // Parameter1 can be a property of your Page1 class
page.Show();
Best,
Kevin(ITG)
Hi Marcelo
In current 2.2 versions you must use this workaround
Put this javascript code into InistScript property for MenuBar control
this.getMenuBar().getChildren().forEach(menuItem => menuItem.setLayoutProperties({ flex: 1 }));
In next 2.5 version will be avaylable a custom property for do this
Regards
Paul
Hi Nello,
By default IIS10 disables WebSocket, make sure that you have in enabled features.
If it’s enabled and still doesn’t work, check the console with F12 for a websocket connection error as it is usually caused by a proxy (load balancer or hosting service) not allowing WebSocket connections.
HTH,
Alaa
Hi Em
For could help you, I suggest you that cand send a code sample of what yo doing
You cand email us at support@wisej.com if you want mantain in private you code
is better if you to share by a link to a cloud drive folder, for that no be rejected by email filters 🙂
Regards
Paul
Hi Angelo,
The negative number that you’re seeing is actually a bug where the counter was decreasing before firing the event.
A fix would be available in the next release and we will keep you updated!
Best regards,
Alaa
Hi Alaa,
I think about fifty.
But what mean the minus sign on count value?
Hi Angelo,
Do you have an estimate of how many sessions you had until you experienced the issue?
Thank you,
Alaa