Hi again.
I just changed font from BOLD to REGULAR and received this (please find an image attached). Why so?
I thing it is good idea to made regular panel work properly with autosize top oriented labels, like in our scenario.
Thank you!
Hi Vincent,
Thanks for reporting the issue.
I’ve logged it as #2682 and we should have a fix available in the next build.
Regards,
Levie
I ran the app today and it doesn’t refresh on me. A coworker then ran it on his machine and it does the refresh thing.
I checked the bin folder and the last date modified was 6/3/2021.
We found that on his computer, the wisej.js line 69376 (location.reload(true)) is causing the reload. It is in function WiseJ.onException = …..
Why would this be happening on his system but not mine?
Hi Ottillie,
We’re adding a “Mode” property to TextBox.InputType that will wrap the JavaScript for applying an InputMode attribute for future builds!
In regards to the detection of the “done” button, the closest way to do it is to attach to the client event, focusout:
this.textBox1.AddClientEventListener("focusout", "this.fireWidgetEvent('done')");
and then add a handler for TextBox.WidgetEvent.
This will fire more often than when just the done button is pressed, but it should get you on the right track!
If you’re using the Wisej Mobile integration package, we can add an event that will give you exactly what you’re looking for: events that fire when the keyboard is shown and disappears, just let me know!
BTW, you’re more than welcome to use your TP repository if you need a faster response!
Best regards,
Levie
I don’t think it’s supported:
https://www.chartjs.org/docs/latest/configuration/tooltip.html
May be possible to modify the open source widget on github.
The compiler error says that you need an object reference to refer to Type. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/language-reference/compiler-messages/cs0120
Use col.InputType.Type = .TextBoxType.Number
Wisej is a .NET library, doesn’t change the standard VB.NET or C# syntax and compilers.
I don’t think it’s possible with the built-in viewers in the browsers.
If you use the pdf.js viewer from mozilla, you can find lots of info on their github repository, see this issue for example:
https://github.com/mozilla/pdf.js/issues/7537#issuecomment-239427098
You can also use any other pdf viewer, Syncfusion has a good one:
https://ej2.syncfusion.com/documentation/pdfviewer/how-to/customization/
Wisej.Web.PdfViewer can use anything.
Your app is very likely writing something to /bin. IIS will restart every time anything changes in /bin.
Hi Dino,
Sorry I wasn’t thinking :-). It’s part of an ASP.NET wrapped control so you can create a new .css file and add it using the script manager. This will inject it into the iFrame.
In the OnInit handler of the AspNet wrapped control, add this line:
this.ScriptManager.Scripts.Add(new System.Web.UI.ScriptReference("MyCssDocument.css"));
Let me know if that works for you!
Levie
Hi Dino,
Did you try the Default.html page?
Regards,
Levie
Hello Adrian,
Unfortunately, we weren’t able to reproduce this issue.
Can you tell us what version of Wisej you’re using?
If it’s possible, can you send a small test case too?
Thank you,
Alaa
Hi Stefano,
You can do that via the Options property in the designer. Scroll down to the bottom of the dialog and you’ll see the ToolTips option, set Enabled to False and you’re good to go!
Attached is a screenshot that might be of help to you.
HTH,
Alaa
Hi Tobias
You can add any html element to default.html page but you considerate that these content is displayed only while wisej javascript loads in the client browser.
After that, wisej page, desktop or forms are the elements that are displayed primarly. Remember that Wisej is a SPA framework
I suggest you that use a wisej page as primary container and for toast messages use AlertBox.Show(“Message for user”);
Regards and happy coding
Hi Alaa
Thank you for the reply. I have one more query on this control. Is there a way to get the path of the file that is selected for uploading.
The HttpFileCollection only have info about FileName. Is there any way where we can get the FilePath info too once the files are selected for uploading.
Thanks
praveena
Hi,
See attached project showing the behaviour. I use version 2.2.53
Thanks
Vincent
Hi,
I’ve attached a sample project. Just run it, press button1 on the first page and then the red menu item on the second page. View this on a mobile device.
also I’ve setup this project on my test server at 145.131.1.237
I have a DevExpress subscription, have had it for years now but I didn’t get arround to testing them within a WiseJ application. Mainly because of speed concerns (which might not actually be a thing but adding dependencies always impact performance). I mearly suggested this control as it is an easy one and if it came within the WiseJ library it would have “native” so to speak integration and theming features. All my main applications are currently desktop applications and all are 100% DevExpress Winforms controls which is why I feel I need to redesign and rewrite evertything.
I’ll give the devexpress extension a go. Might open up some other possibilities to!
Hi Kevin.
Thank you for the reply.
Unless I am doing something weird, which is always a huge possibility in my case, I am afraid I don’t have this DroppedDown property in my control.
See figure attached. By the way, I am on the latest released Wisej version.
Cheers.
Ivan
Hi Ivan,
You can use DropDownControl.DroppedDown = false for close dropdown
Best,
Kevin(ITG)
or include any other widget, see sample attached.
it’s this https://slawomir-zaziablo.github.io/range-slider/
the widget itself is not the best and has some bugs, but it’s a large world of widgets and wisej can easily use most of them.
