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When running on localhost, Wisej does not check for a server license (thus the lack of an error when running on localhost). If you are getting the “Invalid license” error, make sure that you have entered the license key in the web.config file.

You can also try these trouble-shooting steps:
https://wisej.com/support/question/invalid-server-license-6

If none of that works, contact us at supportATwisej.com with your license key and we can check that the license key is valid. (You’ll have to email support because it’s not wise to post the key on a public forum.)

Hope this helps,

Julie

It may be that the distribution is the same as Asp.net but many Asp.net sites open, the only Wisej does not.
I already purchased the Developer license and also wrote it above, what should I do to get help?

Hi Francesco,

deploying Wisej.NET applications is not much different from ASP.NET deployment.
You can find some pointers here:

https://docs.wisej.com/deployment/targets/asp.net-providers

An old forum thread about Aruba here:

https://wisej.com/support/question/publish-application-on-aruba-web-hosting

For direct support licensing you’d need to purchase an enterprise license:

https://docs.wisej.com/license/license-model/developer-licenses

Best regards
Frank

Hi Fahad,

without knowing your code we cannot judge what might go wrong here.
Please provide a compilable sample and we can take a closer look at it.

Best regards
Frank

Hello Carl,

I could not reproduce, can you please provide us with a running small sample that demonstrates this issue?

Best regards,
Alaa

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Hello Carl,

To answer your questions, every Wisej.NET component can be customized using Themes or Mixins.

A mixin basically overrides all instances of a deisgnated control, it would appear exactly the same across any theme you choose.

Either that, or you can have a custom theme tailored to your needs.

The default themes could be found under Documents/Wisej/Themes.

Every component has a default AppearanceKey that could be set to a custom one, for example you can have an appearance of a button (default is “button”) and have one that’s called “buttonOK”, in this case you can use that appearance one time instead of multiple.

For better information about the theming capabilities of Wisej.NET, please head over to https://docs.wisej.com/theme-builder

As for your other question:
“So, why does one grid honor the style (which must be set by the built-in theme, I’m assuming) while the other does not? The grid that does not honor the alternate style actually appears to have no style at all – selected rows are painted exactly the same as unselected rows.”

We can’t know for sure unless you provide us with a small runnable sample.

Best regards,
Alaa

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Halo Nicky Suwandi are you from indonesia ?

The FullCalendar is avalaible on Nuget up to 3.5.5 version and of-course as source code on Wisej GitHib Extension repository.

Hi Francesco, with Community Edition (and so with Standard Edition) you have 3 editors, CKEditor, TinyEditor and TinyMCE  as Free Extension you can download from Nuget or as source-code from Wisej GitHub repositories.  https://github.com/iceteagroup/wisej-extensions
What do you intend when write “I can’t use it for privacy reasons?”. The edited text can be saved on your server where you store your other data, even in an encrypted form.

Hi Francesco, you can try to port the Tulep Notification Windows Forms project to Wisej following the guidelines on Migration.
https://docs.wisej.com/migration/winforms-to-wisej-1/winforms-to-wisej
Follow the guide for Old Project format (so basically change references from System.Windows.Forms to Wisej.Web) and change/adapt code for missing methods/properties).

Using this approach i have ported to Wisej some Windows Forms components (eg: the XQBEForm and the XQBEReport of Passero Framework)

Hello Francesco,

The issue lies within this line:
DialogResult oRes = MessageBox.Show(new Form() { TopMost = true },
cText,”Ok”,MessageBoxButtons.YesNo,MessageBoxIcon.Warning);

You’re assigning a new form as the owner, you shouldn’t do that.

If you want to assign an owner, pass the parent control, it should be DialogResult oRes = MessageBox.Show(this,”Ok”,MessageBoxButtons.YesNo,MessageBoxIcon.Warning);

Or you can simply ommit the owner parameter.

Best regards,
Alaa

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Your code is wrong in some way. A Timer cannot be a child of any control-so that’s why it’s not being disposed of when your custom control is. Use the designer and add a timer from the toolbox, then check the Designer.cs file to see the correct way to add a container for components. You will need to dispose of the timer explicitly via code.

If this does not fully answer your question, please provide a sample, following the guidelines under “Before Posting an Issue”” https://wisej.com/support/question/forum-guidelines and we will take a look at it.

ASP.NET is fully supported in VS 2022.

ASP.NET is not our product. For more information on ASP.NET, please refer to their documentation: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/?view=aspnetcore-8.0

We will work on updating the google maps extension so that it uses google.maps.AdvancedMarkerElement instead of google.maps.Marker.

You’ll want to set the “Options” of the CKEditor widget.

See the documentation here:

https://docs.wisej.com/api/wisej.web/content/widget#options

https://docs.wisej.com/extensions/premium-extensions/overview#options

You can even set the options in the designer.

Just to clarify- your question is about the “marker”, ie Google.maps.Marker, not a “maker”, correct?