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Let me know if you’re still having issues with this.

Best regards,

Levie

Hi Edmond,

Let me know if you still have issues after updating to the latest release.

Best regards,

Levie

Hi Gabriele,

This issue should be fixed.  Let me know if you still have issues after updating to the latest release.

Best regards,
Levie

1. We don’t use the AspNet session. AspNet session uses cookies and cannot be isolated by browser tabs. It doesn’t fire any event when it is about to expire. It’s not dynamic. It’s unsafe.

Wisej session cannot be spoofed. It doesn’t use cookies. Cannot be shared between tabs. It’s dynamic. If you are trying to use the same Wisej session in different tabs it will not work by design.

2. You cannot redirect from “/“ to “/“. It’s the same URL. You are confusing the Load event in Aspnet with the Load event in Wisej. It has nothing to do with the browser load or reload.

Wisej is not Aspnet and Wisej pages are not aspnet pages.

if you put together a small sample showing what you are trying to do we may be able to help you further.

Hi,

This should be fixed in the latest release.  Let me know if you still have issues after updating.

Hi Carl,

These issues should be fixed with the latest release of Wisej.  Please let me know if you still have issues with the templates after updating.

Best regards,

Levie

Hi,

Thanks for sharing!  We have components that can give you a similar experience as the DockingPanel.  DockingPanel doesn’t work great on the web, but check out the collapsible panels, docking, and ability to move/resize these windows/components.  You can create a pretty sleek and responsive interface.

Best regards,

Levie

See attached.

I added a sample function to your IFramePanel1 control using the JavaScript component extender:

this.setValue = function(value, id)
{
    debugger;
    
    var frameDoc = this.getDocument();
    if (!frameDoc)
    {
        this.addListenerOnce("load", function(e){
            this.setValue(value, id);
        });
    }
    else
    {
        var el = frameDoc.getElementById(id);
        if (el)
            el.innerText = value;
    }
}

Then you can call this.iFramePanel1.Call(“setValue”, “value”, “id”);

This is relatively easy because Wisej exposes a lot of functionality. Otherwise with plain vanilla javascript it becomes quite messy. You need to consider that the iframe is not loaded instantaneously, that the elements may not be there, etc.

All solved installing the new release 2.0.28

Solved installing the new release 2.0.28

Glenn,

the fix is included in the latest Wisej release (2.0.28).

Best regards
Frank