Hi Kirk
A scope to my previous answer
If your goal is to put html tooltip for the datagridview cells, unfortunately this feature is not supported.
Datagridview cells are not rendered as widgets but as HTML with a title attribute interpreted by the browser as the tooltip.
Regards
Hi Juan,
each developer needs a separate Wisej license.
A single developer can install on up to 3 different machines, e.g. a home PC, laptop or VM.
Each developer license includes a free server license that can be used for 1 machine.
If you need more server licenses you have to purchase them in addition to the developer licenses.
Hope that helps.
Best regards
Frank
Huynh,
#1957 is fixed and will be in the next Wisej build.
You can also update the NavigationBar extension from GitHub:
https://github.com/iceteagroup/wisej-extensions
Best regards
Frank
Hi eyal,
There were some issues with the responsive profiles that were fixed in 2.0.37, but it’s possible it might not have been your specific issue. Can I have a test case?
Best,
Levie
Hi Kirk
It is possible to apply HTML formatting to the text, with certain restrictions
Here are a couple of examples of how you can do it
Column0.ToolTipText = String.Format(“<font face=\”Microsoft Yahei\” color=\”blue\”>{0}</font>”, “Tooltip Text”);
Column1.ToolTipText = “<b> Bold text</b> Normal text<u> Underlined text </u> <i> Italic Text</i>”;
Regards.
Hi Ulisses,
You have two main options as a workaround:
<script>
Wisej.onExit = function () {
Wisej.Platform.setCookie("Test", null);
location.reload();
};
</script>
2. Ask the client to manually terminate after the cookies have been removed (without calling Application.Exit()):
Application.Cookies.Remove("Test")
Application.Call("exit")
Let me know if these work for you!
Best regards,
Levie
Hi Ulisses,
Thanks for reporting! It’s logged as issue #1960. I’ll keep you updated on the status of the issue!
Best regards,
Levie
Hi HSoft,
We can expose a private DGV property and this will give you access to HorizontalScrollOffset. We will add this property for the next build.
For now, it’s logged as enhancement #1959!
Best,
Levie
Hi Huynh,
I see the issue and I’ve logged it as #1958.
I’ll keep you updated on the status!
Best,
Levie
Hi,
this is fixed in 2.0.37 that has just been uploaded.
Thanks,
Frank
Hi, it happens axactly what you notified in the resolved issues of 36 version:
| Switching Responsive Profile in the designer can change controls locations |
Thanks !
Logged as issue #1957.
Best regards
Frank
Hi,
thanks for reporting this including video and test app.
I´ll check about the first issue (group box position).
The 2nd issue has to be handled in the code since changing the parent of a control is not a responsive property.
So if you need to rearrange the hierarchy of controls you have to do it programmatically.
Best regards
Frank
Cristian,
included in Wisej 2.0.36
Best regards
Frank
Andrew,
this fix is included in Wisej 2.0.36
Best regards
Frank
Glenn,
#1941 is fixed in the latest Wisej release (2.0.36)
Best regards
Frank
Cristian,
#1944 is fixed in Wisej 2.0.36
Best regards
Frank
Cristian,
issue #1945 is fixed in Wisej 2.0.36
Best regards
Frank
Hi,
the fix is included in Wisej 2.0.36
Please note that (same in Winforms) if you change an image in an imagelist after the image is loaded the control doesn’t know that the imagelist changed and the imagelist doesn’t know which controls are using it.
To update it set (or reset) the ImageIndex or ImageKey on the control. Calling control.Update() doesn’t do anything since nothing changed.
Best regards
Frank
Fixed in Wisej 2.0.36 that has just been released.
Best regards
Frank
