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No plans for now. It’s on the wish list. The DataRepeater will come first and several other improvements. But we also offer custom integrations and development…

Wisej works with any authentication supported by IIS and ASPNET. You’ll find the logged in user here:

Application.User

Application.UserIdentity.

You can load javascript using the <script> tag in your Default.html, or:

Use the widget’s Packages collection, or:

Use any third party javascript loader, or:

User Wisej built-in loader:

/**
 * load
 *
 * Loads the specified set of urls as a package identified by the unique id.
 * The package is loaded only once and cached.
 *
 * @param urls {Array|String} url or urls to be loaded in sequence.
 * @param callback(state) {Function} called when all the resources are fully loaded or if an error occurs.
 * the argument state can be: "complete", "cached", "error".
 */
Wisej.load = Wisej.load || function (urls, callback)

Option 1:

Use the “initialized”event already fired by the extension. In your JavaScript.js add:

this.addListener("initialized", function (e) {
   this.fireWidgetEvent("initialized");
});

In MapPage.cs add:

this.googleMap1.WidgetEvent += GoogleMap1_WidgetEvent;

private void GoogleMap1_WidgetEvent(object sender, WidgetEventArgs e) {
  if (e.Type == "initialized") {
     this.button1.PerformClick();
  }
}

Option 2 (used also in the extension startup.js code):

Change the JavaScript.js code to reschedule the call if the map is not ready:

this.addTestCircles = function () {

  if (!this.map) {
    this.addListenerOnce("initialized", function(e) {
      this.addTestCircles();
    });
    return;
  }

....

}

This way you don’t have to handle the “initialized” event on the server. The client will simply call the method again when “initialized” is fired.

The “styles” sections of the theme are converted to css as they are used during the application execution. There is no single css that corresponds to the theme.

The “properties” section is assigned to widget properties which in turn may or may not use css styles to represent whatever it is that the property means. If the link widget is already created, you can look into the DOM (F12 – Chrome) and see the name of the class created by the theme manager. It’s usually “qx-{appearance}-[{component}]-{state}”.

Otherwise you can:

1. use any css style in a css file.
2. use the StyleSheet extender and a css file or css text.
3. In Wisej 2 themes have a “stylesheet” section where you can add css classes.
4. In Wisej 2 all controls have a CssClass and CssStyle property.

HTH

Hi Andrew,

it could be that you also have to increase the KeepAliveIntervall.

You can change it in default.json, too:

Snippet

"keepAliveInterval"

Background:

When you are in Debug mode on server you block the other incoming requests, each request is handled by an own thread.

When the client sends the keepAliveEvent and the server does not respond, because you block the execution pipeline, the client will show up this network is down dialog.

It’s my idea of how this works, hope this is correct :).

Best,

Jens

Hi Andrew,

which version do you use?

With Wisej 2.0.13 it looks like in attached image.

Best,

Jens

Hi Roni,

You can modify all of the scrollbars in the Theme in ThemeBuilder under Scrollbar > properties > width.  Scrollbar-y component of Table Scroller inherits from scrollbar.

This would allow you to make all scrollbars bigger for tablets.

I hope this helps,

Let me know if you have any more questions!

Best,

Levie

Hi Tim,

I was not able to reproduce this problem in our latest internal build.  Is there any chance you could wrap up a sample?

Let me know!

Best,

Levie

Hi Tim,

I think the best place would be our public github repositories

https://github.com/iceteagroup/wisej-examples

or

https://github.com/iceteagroup/wisej-extensions

Best regards
Frank

PS: You can also send code to me directly (frankATiceteagroup.com) and I will prepare and upload it to GitHub.