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Dear Alaa,

So previously I had uninstalled the old VSIX then installed the latest VSIX Wisej 3.5.5, here I sent a video of how the bug in the Wisej designer for datagridview on the design page looked like.

https://app.screencast.com/7MXLQh1T4BTBQ

Hi Alaa

Since it was your testproject I did expect it to work on your side. But
unfortunately your modified sample does not work here either.

https://app.screencast.com/znojTMN4P1guG?conversation=jRzhH4PIk70JgaFJLztG7V

Any suggestions are appreciated.

Hello,

We can’t reproduce the bug, we need more information about this issue.

Make sure that you have updated the VSIX to the latest version, you can do that directly from Visual Studio.

Best regards,
Alaa

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This is in reply to your previous comment, but I’m writing it here so that the formatting is better:

One thing that may help you is that Wisej is based on ASP.NET Core. So if you search for “Deploy an ASP.NET core application to Linux using Webuzo”, for example, you can follow the same steps to deploy your wisej application. You will still find the video tutorial that we have helpful if you run into any wisej-specific errors. (For example,at 25:42 in the video it shows how to fix Libgdiplus and license key errors).

For troubleshooting your issue specifically, in case you decide to stick with using the terminal:
Note that “running the Wisej application as a service” and “having NGINX route the user to the application when they try to access the public ip” are two separate things. You can run the Wisej application as a service without using NGINX. So when you say “when create service run in nginx, i failed”, note that “create service” is NOT an NGINX command.

I would try this to fix it:
-Stop NGINX using the command sudo systemctl stop nginx. You might be running NGINX on the same port that you’re trying to run the service on-this could be causing an issue.
-Double-check that ASP.NET Core is installed (8:52 in the video)
-Edit the service configuration file (instructions at 36:29 in the video)- triple-check this! My guess is that this is causing the issue. Your file should not look identical to the one in the video- you have your own username, etc.
-Double-check that all the permissions are enabled so that you are able to read, write, and execute all the necessary files. If you get an error or “Permission denied” message about not being able to read/write/execute a certain file- that’s the one you need to enable permissions on.
-Create and run the service by following the instructions from 32:04 to 38:39

Hi Paresh,

The issue your having is due to the fact that the LibGdiPlus library is not installed.
Please modify your Dockerfile like the example below:

#Install ms fonts.
RUN sed -i’.bak’ ‘s/$/ contrib/’ /etc/apt/sources.list
RUN apt-get update; apt-get install -y ttf-mscorefonts-installer fontconfig

Hello Fahad,

You’ll need to clean the solution, build it and then restart Visual Studio.

Best regards,
Alaa

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Hi Giorgia,

please provide a test case with the code and attach any theme/mixin you’re using.
We cannot guess what’s wrong with just a screenshot.

Thanks in advance,
Frank

Dear July thank you so much for your suggestions.

I’ll give them a try.

Regards,

Angelos

Hi Roberto,

nothing has changed on Wisej 3.1.6, we’re currently working on 3.5.6.
If you are seeing higher client memory consumption it might be related to some changes in your environment?
How did you monitor the memory situation?
Without knowing your code it’s virtually impossible to do a remote diagnosis.

Best regards
Frank

Hi Per,

I’m not sure I fully understand the requirements here, I have made some adjustments to the sample and everything seems to be correct on my end (check attached sample).

The older version should not be an issue, because the extension uses version 22.2.4.

Can you please give us a better description of your requirements?

Best regards,
Alaa

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Hi Nicholas,

I have attached an updated sample, please let me know if it works for you!

Best regards,
Alaa

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You say “the difference appears after conversion”, so I presume if you have a Winforms version and a Wisej version of the same project, it has the scaling issues in the Wisej version?

Try looking into responsive profiles:
https://wisej.com/tools/responsive-properties/
https://docs.wisej.com/mobile/guides/responsive-design

Marhaba Fahad,

In addition to what my colleague Julie suggested, you’ll have to know that the migration process would require a bit of manual adjustment to get the layout you desire, and that is due to the theme and fonts used by the application.

If you want a mobile friendly interface, you’d want to adjust the layout accordingly using the responsive properties as mentioned above, we do offer services for designing a UI if that suits your needs, for more info please use this contact form: https://wisej.com/ui-design-request/

Make sure that you add the view-port meta tag to your HTML file as well.

Best regards,
Alaa

Hi Nicky,

Please go to https://docs.wisej.com/deployment for more information on how to deploy a Wisej.NET Application on Linux.

Best,
Alaa

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This is a video on how to deploy a Wisej project on Linux https://docs.wisej.com/deployment/targets/linux-macos

Thank you, Alaa. The example was more than wonderful. I developed it so that it exports the PDF file to the C disk without displaying it directly, while linking it to the MYSQL database. I have attached the example for benefit.

Download the modified example

https://www.mediafire.com/file/xhzvsoss9bco0qr/WisejNET.CrystalReports.VB.rar/file

Hi,

Enclosed is a link to a testproject.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/11304927n1QArCunIsOHRGiNkaZjwhhhV/view?usp=sharing

Hi Fahad,

in Wisej.NET applications that we created we usually export Crystal Report results to PDF and use the PDFViewer component to display them.

Best regards
Frank