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So, I looked at your sample and the button is working for me- it is red. For the Tabcontrol, just look in the themebuilder for an example. You will see that the issue is that you did “tabcontrol/tab” when it should be “tabview”

You need to use an iframepanel instead of an htmlpanel. Iframepanel is able to install web workers and import javascript modules.

Make it run by itself without using wisej. Once you have a url that works, put it in an iframepanel.

You’ll need to create an Animation object. You can do this in the designer, but you can also do it in code like so:

NewUserControl myControl = new NewUserControl();


Animation myAnimation = new Animation();
myAnimation.GetAnimation(myControl).Duration = 800;
myAnimation.GetAnimation(myControl).Event = "appear";
myAnimation.GetAnimation(myControl).Name = "slideLeftIn";

this.Controls.Add(myControl);

If you want to see a sample that uses animation, you can see it in the demobrowser here: https://wisej-demobrowser.azurewebsites.net/#Extenders/Animation/Features

You can view the code here: https://github.com/iceteagroup/Wisej-DemoBrowser/tree/main/Demos/Extenders/Wisej.DemoBrowser.Animation

Hi Nicky,

it’s not a problem with Wisej.NET 4 or .NET Core 10.

Just use a DataGridViewTextBoxColumn instead of a DataGridViewColumn.

Best regards
Frank

I tried and I was unable to reproduce. See attached test case-runs fine for me in Edge and Chrome.
Try updating to the newest version of the VSIX and see if that fixes the issue. You can either download it at https://wisej.com/builds/ or update it in Visual Studio by going to Extensions > Manage Extensions > Installed > select Wisej.NET

If updating to the newest VSIX doesn’t fix the issue, please wrap up a small test case (delete the bin and obj folders to make the filesize smaller) and I will see if I can reproduce.

Hi Francesco, responsivity in Wisej.NET can be achieved in many ways. Responsive profiles are the main way when you have to run the application in many devices types with physical screen size contrains. But responsivity is also a requirements when you run application in desktop browser when the user resize the browser window.  So the pattern is Responsive Profiles (the defautl profile is Desktop) plus Flowlayout Panels, Flexlayout Panels and TableLayouts.
Take a look at this code
https://github.com/gdelgiovine/.NETCONF2025MILANO

It seems as though we have found the problem after discovering that it always occurs at exactly 50 user sessions.

Apparently, a parameter was introduced in Wisej 3.5 in preparation for version 4.0, but it was not documented (at least I cannot find it in the documentation). This parameter is MaxSessionsPerClient, which first appears in 4.0, but seems to have already been implemented in 3.5. Since we access the app via a reverse proxy, the 50 sessions per client are of course quickly reached.
Unfortunately, I can’t find any indication in any log that this limit has been reached; the application only reports “Offline” and a 503 error without any further description.