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Hi,

Any new’s with the Accordion panels dock position?

Thanks.

Hi Frank

Project I am working on has been sent

Ewan

Hi Ewan,

can you please share your test code so we can take a look at it ?

Thanks in advance.

Best regards
Frank

I created a test DGV and used the same code to populate it and it works fine.

The event DataBindingComplete does fire

So it seems you cannot use a DGV as a drop down on a combo box in a straightforward way.

(Does it need to be a user control containing a docked dgv and the user control used as the drop down?)

The event DataBindingComplete does not fire despite the binding source changing.

An empty DGV drops down.

Also noticed with the test grid that auto sizing the columns based on row contents does not work.

DGV display is flaky on Edge missing grid lines etc. (Not IE or Chrome)

Hi Matthew,

one way could be this:

this.htmlPanel1.Html += "<br> new line" + DateTime.Now.Second.ToString();
EvalAsync("App.Window1.htmlPanel1.scrollToY(1000)");
Best,
Jens

Hi Frank,

after a NuGet restore all works fine.

Thank you!

Hi Abel,

we don´t have an example for PayPal integration ready, sorry.
In general the integration depends on the type of your PayPal account
and the design and workflow of your application(s).

In general the integration in Wisej should not be different to any asp.net application.

Hope that helps.

Best regards
Frank

Hi Diego,

this looks like a mismatch between Wisej 1.5 and Wisej 2.0 assemblies.
Can you please verify that you have no references to Wisej.Web.dll in your Application ?
Maybe you got one readded after dropping from the Wisej 1.5. toolbox ?

Hope that helps.

Best regards
Frank

Hi Frank,

Steps and screenshots are like that;

1. Application.Exit(); or after SessionTimeOut
2. on Closing Page Dialog choose Yes
3. Click address bar then Reload Page
4. Throws Exception

Thank you.

Hi Adil,

I was trying to reproduce this but failed so far.
Can you please list the exact steps to bring up that error ?

Thanks in advance.

Best regards
Frank

Hi Andrew,

in addition to Jens solution just a hint that you can close the Desktop with

Application.Desktop.Dispose()

or

Application.Desktop = null

Best regards
Frank