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Perfect, now it’s all ok!

I’ll migrate to 2015/2017 🙂

thanks

Cristian

Hi Frank

yes I use VS 2013,  what  version do you suggest to best use with WiseJ?

thanks

Cristian

Ciao Luca,

how I add html snippet to a control?

thanks Cristian

EDIT ok find it, it easy, it’s enough tu set AllowHtml on the item 🙂

Regards

Cristian

Hi Frank,

it is  the first thing that I did, but nothing has changed.

Please look the screen shot, there is also “?” character that it seems a coding error

thanks

Cristian

Hi Cristian,

you might need to update the references to Wisej.Core and Wisej.Web.

Hope that helps.

Best regards
Frank

I figured out the problem.  AutoScroll was set to false.  I didn’t remember doing that, but switching it to true fixed my issue.

Thanks for the information.

Shawn

Luca, Frank

Thanks for your good answers 🙂

regards

Cristian

Hi Alex,

WJ-8078 is fixed and included in the latest release (1.3.38).

Best regards
Frank

Hi Alex,

It’s a bug, the DisplayRange is updated when clicking on the navigation buttons only. It should be updated when the SelectionRange change causes the MonthCalendar to navigate to a different month too. It’s WJ-8078.

The MonthCalendar will automatically navigate to the first month of the selection range if it’s out of range. Initially it displays the range using the Today property. Changing the range programmatically will simply cause the calendar to navigate back to the range that can show the selection.

It is possible in javascript but it won’t really do much since the widget will go back to the first month of the selected range. Eval(“this.__calendars[0].showMonth(m, y)”). You can change the shown month of any of the calendars in the MonthCalendar, the other will sync automatically.

Best,

Luca

Hi Cristian,

I don’t think it’s possible to access a .NET instance from php. There is a php com bridge, but it may not be the easiest way.

Another problem is to identify the session from php. Wisej stores the session id in a cookie named “Wisej.SessionId” but if it’s in an iframe then the cookie is only visible to the iframe. Maybe the parent page can read it, unless the origin is different. Wisej can also store the session in the URL, when using cookieless: true.

The best way is probably to save shared data on a local file or database using an id (user id?) that is understood by both environments.

HTH

Best,

Luca

Hi Cristian,

I think your best way to achieve that with WP is to read/share some cookies between WP (or Joomla) and your Wisej app
to verify that a user is authenticated. If you browse around searching for WP | Joomla with ASP.NET (which should roughly be the same scenario)
you can find a couple of pointers, too.

Hope that helps.

Best regards
Frank

Logged as WJ-8072 and WJ-8073 for the DGV. Will be in the upcoming build.