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Hi Adrian,

project opens fine here.

As written in the comment:
Please uninstall Wisej.NET 4.0.5 via Manage Extensions.
Redownload from https://wisej.com/builds
Install that version

Best regards
Frank

Here you have a minimal example (project and print screen with error)

Works perfectly fine for me.

Works perfectly fine for me.

Hi Adrian,

are you using an invisible Upload control and triggering it from a button or what is cmdUploadPDF in your code?
Please provide a test case that shows what you are trying.

TIA
Frank

Hi Nicky,

wisej.core.dll and wisej.web.dll are for very old Wisej.NET versions and don’t help you here at all.
If Wisej.NET is missing from the Toolbox it’s usually a glitch in Visual Studio.
Try to close all windows, close VS, delete obj & bin folders and restart it. Do a full rebuild and then open your form.

Best regards
Frank

Hi Adrian,

if you installed from the VS Marketplace please do the following:

Uninstall Wisej.NET Extension.
Download from https://wisej.com/builds/
Install the VSIX from there.

4.0.5 in the marketplace has some issues and we are currently working on resolving them.

Best regards
Frank

Thanks for looking into it.

Yes, this is a self-hosted environment running on IIS. The .NET Hosting Bundle has been installed on the server, including the ASP.NET Core runtime required for IIS hosting.

That said, I was still experiencing the issues mentioned earlier, which is why I wanted to double-check if there are any additional dependencies, configuration steps, or specific runtime versions that we should verify.

This is first time I was looking at DotNet core application, did follow online instructions if there’s any error but last time it was loading everything without any error but only showing blank first page but actually starting the application.

Hi Ahmad,

Would it be possible to give more detail about the environment?

From what I understood, it’s a self-hosted environment, did you install the .NET Hosting Bundle from Microsoft to enable ASP.NET Core hosting via IIS?

All the issues that you’re describing indicate that you’re missing the required runtime to run the application adequately.

Let me know!

Best,
Alaa

Thanks for replying, but I downloaded Wisej-2-chartjs3 and it’s giving me errors. I know how to load the data into a Chart.js file; sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn’t. I get this error message visually in the Chart.js component: “chartdatalabels is not defined chartjs3 Wisej”.

I’m stuck on what to change or what I’m missing to make it work correctly. I’d rather go back to the Wisej-2-chartjs2 version.

Thank you very much for your help.

This does not work with ChartJS2 (wisej-2-chartjs or wisej-3-chartjs) You would need to use ChartJs3 (wisej-2-chartjs3 or wisej-3-chartjs3).

Hello,

A few issues here:

1. You said you are using 2.5.32. Wisej 2 is no longer supported. You are welcome to ask questions about Wisej 3 or 4 on this forum
2. We would need a runnable test case in order to investigate this issue, using Wisej 3 or 4. Please attach one if you want us to investigate this further.

Thanks,

Julie

Unfortunately, we no longer support Wisej 2. Therefore this question is out of the scope of what we cover on this support forum.

It does still work in Wisej 3.

Try this: string is_Delete_Action = "<img style='width:16px; height:16px' src ='resource.wx/Wisej.Ext.FontAwesome/times-circle-o.svg'/>";

Some things to note:

1. ?color= doesn’t do anything in the URL. It can only be used with wisej widgets not HTML. There is nothing in the svg that changes the color, it’s a feature of wisej widgets.
2. The img element doesn’t set the size so you get icons that are way too big since svg are usually designed larger. Thus you need to manually set the size.

Hi frank
thanks

Here’s a sample that uses Azure AD Authentication. Update Secrets.json to get it to work.