Wisej uses all the locales installed on the server. If your IIS server has Thai installed and the client browser requests the Thai language then the Wisej.Web.DateTimePicker will automatically show on the client using the Thai language. You can force a client to load a specific locale adding the ?lang argument:
https://wisej.com/docs/html/Localization.htm
Hi Frank,
Attached a sample project and gif.
Best regards,
Wilfred
Hello,
I didn’t do anything extra to it yesterday. This morning fired it up to check the windows version etc, opened VS and low and behold its now looking correct!?!?!?!
So my thoughts on the issue, either it needed a reboot after install? Or it got confused with theme’s – i’m using light not dark VS, so not the default.
Anyway, just in case this happens again, to answer your questions above. Windows 7 Pro SP1 6.1.7601, 64 bit.
IE is version 11.0.9600.18738
And attached is a new screen shot, taken now. I added a date time picker just to check new controls were painting correctly too.
Off to try a few more things, now i can see what i’m doing 🙂
Thanks
Thanks!
Image button overlay is better in 1.3.83 than 1.3.82 but stills a little overlapping [see attached image]
I guess image button overlay used to be from original image size, but now seems to be dinamic and button size dependent.
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Maybe if some property exists that tells if image overlay should be in original image size or button size dependent; or some way to set fixed image size
But still having issues with BackgroundImageLayout=Tile for Wisej.Web.Page, it seems to be tiled but with bigger image (not original size), resulting degraded background [see attached image]
Thanks!
Image button overlay is better in 1.3.83 than 1.3.82 but stills a little overlapping [see attached image]
But still having issues with BackgroundImageLayout=Tile for Wisej.Web.Page, it seems to be tiled but with bigger image (not original size), resulting degraded background [see attached image]
hi,
it doesn’t worked the way i want but you gave a good step forward. my issue is probably more on my understanding of devexpress than wisej.
thank’s a lot and continue with your amazing work
best regards
stéphane
I think the first enhancement should be:
– The TabControl.ContextMenu and TabPage.ContextMenu show be assigned to the tab button, not the page.
Kind regards,
Dmiyry
Hi Harald,
InputType is an HTML5 setting that is entirely managed by the browser.
The validation (if supported by the browser) only shows when the input is part of an HTML form and form is posted using the traditional submit.
Find more information here:
https://www.w3schools.com/html/html_form_input_types.asp
Wisej does not submit fields in postback, so the handling of InputType is out of Wisej´s control.
Hope that helps.
Best regards
Frank
Hi Wilfred,
we were trying to replicate that issue, but did not succeed yet.
Has there been any changes in your application recently ?
Any chance to share more details / sample code that could help us to track this down ?
Thanks in advance !
Best regards
Frank
OK. Looks like we have two enhancements:
Hello Luca,
With the current behaviour of ContextMenu for tabControl there is no possibility to use native browser’s right click reaction in any controls inside the tabPage.
Kind regards,
Dmitry
This is what’s happening:
Please send it over, either here or directly.
We have seen a similar issue only once and was never able to reproduce it. From the image it looks like there is something wrong with the non-client windows message – see the form truncated at the bottom, it’s he title height which is part of the non-client area. Which makes me think this is a Windows version related issue. Can you please let me know the exact windows version and if it’s 32 or 64 bit? Also please check the exact IE version installed.
Also, can you try on a Windows 10 machine?
Session.Clear or Abandon or RemoveAll don’t clear all sessions. It only clears all values stored in the single current session.
In Wisej if you want to terminate a session or an application use Application.Exit(). If you stored something in the session object use Application.Session.Clear(). The Application.Session object is a dynamic object in Wisej but it also implements the IDictionary interface.
To close all open windows iterate the Application.OpenForms collection. However when you call Form.Close if your code handles FormClosing and cancels the form will not close. You can force it calling Close(CloseReason.ApplicationExit) but it’s an internal method, you’d have to call it using reflection. We can make it public if needed.
There is a javacript timer in the built-in form. I have seen it stop but could never reproduce reliably. It’s still on the list.
You can handle Application.SessionTimeout to show a custom message. The SessionTimeout event is fired before the session times out for real, since a session timeout is an unrecoverable event, the session is simply discarded, just like ASP.NET or PHP.
The session will timeout and exit regardless of the timer or the message, unless there is some activity.
Hi Stéphane,
there are just 2 minor problems in your code.
Please add
var me = this;
to the beginning of your init function.
Then you need to change your event handler to
onCellClick: function(e) { me.fireWidgetEvent("change", {cell: e.cell}); },
Best regards
Frank
Hi Ser,
I have logged enhancement request WJ-8391 for that.
We´ll check and I´ll inform you when it is available.
Best regards
Frank
Tried that too. See attached.
Try at runtime with IE (not Edge). The designer uses the installed IE to render. Maybe it’s a problem with the IE on the dev machine. We use the existing IE because it’s easier, faster (when rendering to a memory bitmap), and much smaller than chromium.
