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Hi Francesco,

unfortunately we can’t tell what’s different for the one DataGridView by just looking at screenshots.
Please try to wrap up a compilable test case and we can investigate some more.

Best regards
Frank

Hi Nicholas,

did you try our html2canvas extension?

https://docs.wisej.com/extensions/extensions/html2canvas

Best regards
Frank

Hi Daniel,

We have updated the DemoBrowser to include the Chat control demo.

You can visit it here, you can also check the source code on our GitHub repository.

Best regards,
Alaa

Hello,

Yes, there is

<meta name=”viewport” content=”width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0″>

in the default.html

I recognized, when i start the webpage on a smartphone and at the beginning i change from portrait to landscape and back, it works.

After changing portrait landscape it has the right pagesize, but not on first start.

Rupert

Hi Rupert,

Did you add the ViewPort meta tag to your Default.html?

Best,
Alaa

Hi Nicholas,

Did you install the ASP.NET Core hosting bundle on your server?

Best,
Alaa

It’s not an event, it’s  a property. Set it to true and the browser will show its standard alert. If you to run javascript code on the unload or beforeunload event you can simply add javascript to your default.html page. Search for unload or beforeunload.

Hi Neil,

You can call  this.tinyMCE1.Eval(“this.editor.getBody().style.backgroundColor = \”#FFFF66\”;”);

But make sure to attach it to the Appear event of the TinyMCE wrapper:

private void tinyMCE1_Appear(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
this.tinyMCE1.Eval(“this.editor.getBody().style.backgroundColor = \”#FFFF66\”;”);
}

Best,
Alaa

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Hi Francesco,

You can use the Application.BrowserTabDeactivated event for now, it might cause a few issues if your users are constantly switching between tabs.

This could be an enhancement for a future release, I’ll log it and update you ASAP!

EDIT: I would like to point out that we do have an event Application.EnableUnloadConfirmation that you can use!

Best,
Alaa

Hi Alaa,

Thanks for the easy answer! It was indeed not installed. After installing it worked like a charm! Also, it feels as if the application is now more responsive too.

Vincent

Hi Ruben,

Would it be possible to prepare a sample for us ?

Best,
Alaa

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Hi Brayden,

Alternatively, you can also try to add a KeyDown listener in JavaScript and build a keyboard buffer on the client. When the buffer fills up you can fire a WidgetEvent for a “scan” event.

Relevant Links:
https://wisej.com/support/question/keydown-keyup-keypress-events-does-not-work
https://docs.wisej.com/api/wisej.web/general/control#initscript
https://docs.wisej.com/api/wisej.web/general/control#widgetevent

HTH,
Levie

Hi Brayden,

Using the barcode scanner in the web browser (Chrome, Edge, etc.) as a virtual keyboard will require you to have a focused textbox at all times that manages the KeyPress or TextChanged event.

If you would like a deeper integration that intercepts the values from the barcode scanner without a textbox (programmatically in C#), this can be achieved using Wisej.NET Hybrid (docs.wisej.com/Hybrid).

If you would like assistance with this, you can reach out to sales@wisej.com to order some consulting packages.

Best regards,
Levie

Hello Tim,

sorry, but i get the same error.

Methon not found: void System.Drawing.Text.PrivateFonCollection……

Rupert

You can however, host anything in an IFrame.

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Hi Gabriele,

Unfortunately, that’s not possible with Wisej.NET at the moment.

Best regards,
Alaa

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Something similar to this?

https://docs.wisej.com/api/wisej.web/content/canvas

If you’d like to use Wisej.Web.Canvas as a base to build something similar using canvas.getContext(“webgl”) instead of “2d” we can prepare a public extension on github with the Canvas code as a base/placeholder then you can fork it and complete the extension.