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Hi Angelo,

Thank you for reporting this issue, it’s a bug that happens when the Desktop is not a top-level control.

As a workaround, you’ll have to set your desktop as a top-level control by assigning it to Application.Desktop.

HTH,
Alaa

Hi Mark,

A potential fix for this issue is included in Wisej.NET 3.2.1-preview0 that’s available on NuGet.

Can you please check if the problem is fixed on your end?

Best,

Alaa

The Wisej.Web.HtmlPanel contains html content (set the Html property), when the content overflow it shows the scrollbars. We don’t need your entire application to understand what the issue is. If you put together a small app with 1 page and 1 Wisej.Web.HtmlPanel control and put in HTML content that you want to scroll, then indicate what is the expected behavior that is not working and we can look into the issue.

Hi there,

The JavaScript you’re referring to is actually part of Wisej.NET itself, there’s no need to integrate it into your own app unless you want to override some of its features.

With that being said, there’s also no need to add ScrollBars as it’s pretty much standard in almost ALL of our control-set, there’s no reason for it to be overridden (take a look at the attached screenshot)

It’s not just a UserControl, it’s an actual representation of a client-side widget, if there are no scrollbars visible on your end, we will need a small, reproducible test sample that includes at least the source code of the HTML content you have.

You can check the “Scrollbars” property. maybe its value is set to “Hidden” or “None” somewhere on your project?

Best,
Alaa

I’m sorry its hard to excerpt a slice out of our large solution. And that, actually is the nature of my question in and of itself.
I humbly, respectfully just want to know how to properly add scroll bars to the WiseJ HtmlPanel, please.

How to use / implement this little Javascript snippet ? Does it slide cleanly into the toolbars dialog ?
Is an added reference in the project somewhere? The concept seems to be an overridden user control with
scroll functionality added… but its not like its a C# file that I can just toss in,  representing a manually extended user control – the Html Panel.
Sorry…. I hope that helps.

Thank you .

Hi,

it´s not clear to me what your goal is. Please wrap up a small test case describing the expected behavior
and we might be able to help you better.

Best regards
Frank

Thanks for bringing this to our attention. We’ve tested your sample and can replicate the behavior you describe. We’ll let you know when there is a fix.
-Julie

Ciao Gabriele,

Unfortunately, no. You need to select a directory via a picker to give initial read/write permissions.

Our client file system integration is based off of the File System Access API here:

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/File_System_Access_API

Best regards,

Levie

Hi Mark,

Thank you for bringing this to our attention.

The issue is related to the Animation extender on the appear event, it will be fixed in the next release!

Best,
Alaa

Hi Alex,

Sorry about that!

The CommandArgs class has the CommandSource property, which in turn can be cast to a Control and you can then get the Tag property from there.

Look at the DataRecord class in the new attached sample.

HTH,
Alaa

Hi Alaa,

Thanks for your sample. But this does not answer my original question, i.e. how is the pressed Button associated with the CommandArgs. To make it clearer, think of a form with two buttons, Button1 and Button2 bound to the same command. How do I pass, for example, the Tag of each button to the Command so that the command knows it has to perform a different action according to the button that was pressed?

Best,
Alex

Hi Alex,

I have attached a sample that demonstrates how to use the CommandArgs in Wisej.

HTH,
Alaa

Hi Vaishali,

Thanks for reaching out to support.

If you have a given Row and Column, you can apply the cell value using this method:

https://ej2.syncfusion.com/documentation/api/spreadsheet/#updatecell

this.spreadsheet1.Instance.updateCell(new { value = "myValue" }, "A3");

If you’re looking to open the entire (json) file you have defined in the format above, you must convert it into Syncfusion’s document JSON format and then call

this.spreadsheet1.Instance.openFromJson(new { file = syncfusionJsonObject });

https://ej2.syncfusion.com/documentation/api/spreadsheet/#openfromjson

Unfortunately, we don’t provide support OOTB for converting formats.

If you need technical support on this I recommend reaching out to sales AT wisej DOT com to purchase a consulting package.

Best regards,

Levie

Hi Vaishali,

We’re currently looking into this and we’ll get back to you ASAP!

Best,
Alaa