Thank you.
I was able to solve the problem with dotnet publish from the command line.
“publish” with a right mouse button click from the project.
The display is grayed out, so I have to use the Windows application
In the case of a Windows application, do I just run Exe in the release folder?
I was mistaken.
Hello,
I looked at your sample, here are some things you can try:
Hope this helps!
-Julie
I tried creating a project with the Chat Control, and I cannot reproduce, it is working fine for me. See attached sample.
Can you please provide a sample project that reproduces the issue?
Please follow the guidelines at https://wisej.com/support/question/forum-guidelines under “Before Posting an Issue”
Thanks,
Julie
Hi Steve and Frank
I want to echo what Steve has said. I have found it remarkable how software development has gone backwards over the years. All we needed was VB6 to be web enabled (and from what I can see Wisej 3 has largely achieved this). Instead we have had 20 years of increasing complexity and little gain in productivity. Webforms was a good first attempt but for some reason was never improved enough to achieve this and finally dropped all together. I wish all success to Wisej I’m happy to have finally found a development environment that offers everything I need.
“Complexity is he enemy of good software”
Regards Mark
.NET Solution Architect
I can reproduce, assuming you mean this SplitContainer here:
https://wisej-demobrowser.azurewebsites.net/#Containers/SplitContainer/Features
I can move both the vertical and horizontal bars of the SplitContainer in the web browser, but I can only move the horizontal one on mobile.
So the issue is being unable to resize/move the vertical bar of the SplitContainer on mobile.
We’ll look into this.
-Julie
Attached is a sample program source that reproduces the problem.
Thank you in advance.
Can you please provide a sample project that reproduces the issue?
Please follow the guidelines at https://wisej.com/support/question/forum-guidelines under “Before Posting an Issue”
We will check out your sample and see if we can reproduce.
Thanks,
Julie
“config.StartupUrl = “https://www.google.com/maps”;” as a Windows application in a hybrid before creating a web page for testing with no reason to use I just used the GoogleMAP address as a test to see if it would work as a Windows application in a hybrid before creating a test web page.
Why this ?
config.StartupUrl = “https://www.google.com/maps”;
I have reconfigured the server and the application is running.
Yes, you can paste hex color values into the Theme Builder.
If you select “Colors” on the left hand side, you will see a list of all the colors for that theme and their hex values. Simply click on one of the color’s hex values and you can paste in your own custom hex value. See first screenshot.
You can also edit the hex values of the colors by clicking on the “editor” tab and scrolling down until you see “colors”. Then paste in your custom hex value for the color that you want to change. See second screenshot.
Alternatively, instead of hex values, you can use color names (eg “red”, blue”) or rgb/rgba values (eg “rgba(255,255,255,0.51)” or “rgb(90, 138, 211)” )
Hope this helps!
-Julie
To update (late) this thread, generic services are supported since 3.5.4:
// Register generic service Application.Services.AddService(typeof(DBConnection<>)); // Request service var dbTrucks = Application.Services.GetService<DBConnection<Truck>>); var dbEmloyees = Application.Services.GetService<DBConnection<Employee>>);
You can use the MouseMove event. Note that MouseMove is a “lazy event”- it is not fired unless you attach to it. https://docs.wisej.com/docs/controls/general/lazy-events#lazy-events
You’ll want to attach to the MouseMove event when you start moving the control (startmove) and detach when you stop moving the control (endmove). Otherwise the event will fire too often, eg when you are moving the mouse around on top of the control and not dragging it.
Code to attach to the MouseMove event for picturebox1:
this.pictureBox1.MouseMove += new Wisej.Web.MouseEventHandler(this.pictureBox1_MouseMove);
MouseMove documentation: https://docs.wisej.com/api/wisej.web/general/control#mousemove
Inside the handler for the MouseMove event (ie pictureBox1_MouseMove), call your code to draw the lines between the controls.
Hope this helps!
Julie
When I click on the link and look at your app, it shows an “Invalid Server License” error. It says “Status: WrongProductName Wisej Developer Professional License Expiration: 9/6/2025 Version: 3.5.11.5”
The WrongProductName error happens when you use a Developer License in the web.config instead of a Server License. Open your web.config file and add the server license key here:
<add key="Wisej.LicenseKey" value=""/>
If you don’t already have a Server License, you can get one here: https://wisej.com/server-licenses/
Hope this helps,
Julie
Hi, Julie,
Attached is the actual code, trimmed down to fit the file upload size limit.
I have confirmed that it works in this reduced form.
If you resize a control on the right side of the form, the curves will track ‘live’ – vertical is best.
I need to have the same behaviour when a control on the left side of the form is moved (resize is not implemented on the left side controls).
Thanks,
Geoff
Hello,
Can you please provide a small runnable test case that shows what you have implemented so far, so that we can better assist you?
Thanks,
Julie
Hello,
Can you please provide a test case that shows the solution you implemented with the dummy label?
Thanks,
Julie
Thank you Frank, I was able to uninstall version 3.0.17, restart computer and then install Wisej.NET-3-VS2022.vsix (version 3.5.11). The project and Visual Studio 2022 are working fine. Even the renderer is working with Edge.
My only wonder regards the displayed 3.0.0.0 version on Toolbox. Does it has any meanings?
Hi Adrian,
you should be able to deinstall 3.0.17 from your Control Center.
Please let us know if that does not work for you.
Best regards
Frank
Also seems to work when clicked outside:
Me.Eval(”
if (document.activeElement instanceof HTMLElement) {
document.activeElement.blur();
}
“)
