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Wisej.NET can only use JavaScript in the browser. If there is a JavaScript api that does what you need then you can use it. Otherwise you can use Wisej.NET Hybrid to run C# code locally.

My guess is that if the Wacom tablet is connected by USB to your computer, you can create signatures using the Signature extension (https://docs.wisej.com/extensions/extensions/signature)- similar to how you can use a mouse connected by USB with the Signature extension. Though you would need to test it to be sure. The USB tokens I would think would not work on the web, you would need to use Wisej.NET Hybrid. Again, test it to be sure.

Sorry- I’m not familiar with what HierarchicInfo and FilterRelation are in WebGUI even after a quick google search. Can you explain what they are/what their purpose is, or provide links to documentation?

As a general answer, you can check out the Wisej demobrowser to see examples of all the controls: https://wisej-demobrowser.azurewebsites.net/ Perhaps that will help you find something that can replace the functionality of HierarchicInfo and FilterRelation.

Additionally, the source code of the demobrowser can be found here: https://github.com/iceteagroup/wisej-demobrowser

Hi Julie, yes, it does work. After I downlaoded the new ThemeBuilder, as Frank suggested yesterday, the Themes were refreshed.

Best,
Alex

It works with Wisej 3.5.7, here’s a sample that uses the Material-3 theme.

I add readding project, with .NET8 and Wisej 3.5.7.

I create simple test project in attach, not work Application.Desktop.label1.Text=” Text”;

HI, Frank!

I am set ar MyDesktop designer this label1 to – public Wisej.Web.Label label1;

At attach pics can see as label1 not accessable !

Hi Alex,

.NET 6 support was dropped with Wisej.NET 3.5.
You need to download the latest Theme Builder to see the invalid state.

Best regards
Frank

Hi Ainars,

please make sure that your label is declared public.
Then you can simply address it with Application.Desktop.Label from anywhere within your application.

Best regards
Frank

Hi guys,

I’m confused… I don’t see any difference. I installed the nuget packages. Then I thought I need a new theme with an “invalid” state for the “upload” appearance. So, I installed the new extension in VS. Still no difference. Then I opened the Theme Builder and the Material-3 theme (which I saw it had just been installed in my user folder. I checked and didn’t see any difference in the upload appearance, no invalid state there.

On top of that, hell broke loose and it took me quite a while to fix. My project was targeting net48, net6.0 and net7.0. As I realised, the new wisej 3.5.7 does not support net6.0. But the previous extension I had was 3.5.4 and it didn’t support net6.0 as well. But it was working! So, I then remembered that my nuget packages were 3.2.7 (working with the 3.5.4 VS extension). And they DID support net6.0…

As an extra bonus, when I start debugging in VS, the https application goes immediately Offline. Only the http works… Don’t have a clue why is this. Does it tell you something?

Summary: I still do not see any change in the appearance of the upload control when upload1.Invalid = true;

Best,
Alex

Thank you, Frank!

Do I need to download and install a new extension in VS or it’s enough to upfate the nuget packages?

Best,
Alex

Hi Alex,

both issues have been fixed and deployed with Wisej.NET 3.5.7

Best regards
Frank

Hi Ezequiel,

you can use an MDI window as replacement.
Just create a Form and set IsMdiContainer to true.

Best regards
Frank

Goof Morning, update about problem.
The same problem arise in production. Attached you can find a VS solution to test.
The Hybrid Remote Application is published on Internet wiht valid SSL certificate.

When i run the remote application in browser the application run as expected.
When i run th Hybrid Client sometimes i get error and sometimes run as expected

Hi Stephan,

if you’re running on IIS, security is typically handled through Application Pool Identities.

This article should get you started and also show which security settings to choose for the file/folder:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/iis/manage/configuring-security/application-pool-identities

Best regards
Frank

I tried with Wisej 3.5.6 and with the most recent version (3.5.7-preview.2) and I cannot reproduce.

Can you provide a sample and instructions on how you are running it? It works fine for me when I run on Windows using devtunnels (This video basically shows how I set up the project: https://docs.wisej.com/hybrid/development/remote-application)

Hi Per,

please contact us at supportATwisej.com with your developer and server license keys and we’ll check.

Best regards
Frank

Hi Gabriel,

can you please try deploying to a new folder? Basically deploying a Wisej.NET application is very similar to deploying an ASP.NET Core application.
You might find some more pointers here:

https://docs.wisej.com/deployment/targets/iis

Best regards
Frank

Hi and thanks for your answer.

Unfortunately still not working.

Apparently it has something to do with having a previous version of the app not using .NET core on the root of IIS conflicting somehow with the .net core version in a subdirectory. The idea is to test the new version in the server before replacing the one current in production in the root.

I don´t know if this may be the cause, but apparently both version of the apps are sharing the same C:\Windows\Temp\Wisej 3\Applications\myurl.com-443 folder, despite the .net core being in a subfolder. I tried stopping the production app pool, deleting the temp folder and accessing the .net core app. The temp folder regenerates but without wisej.css, wisej-ext.css and wise.js files appearing on it.

Any other ideas I may try?

Thanks