Perfect! Thanks very much!
Gerry
Hi Gerald,
Try replacing “using System.Windows.Forms” with “using Wisej.Web”, that should fix the issue!
Best,
Alaa
Hi Theo,
Please contact us at support [AT] wisej.com for us to assist you!
Best regards,
Alaa
Hi Dirk,
The issue you’re facing is indeed caused by the ProxyPass.
Unfortunately, this isn’t a Wisej.NET issue, you could perhaps try something from StackOverflow to try and fix it?
Best,
Alaa
Okay. Thank for your support. Since I don’t create DataGridView Columns at Design time, I couldn’t see the UserPaint Property quickly. But I’ve seen it and set it at the FormLoad Event like this;
DataGridView1.Columns(“CustomerImage”).UserPaint = True
And I’ve set the CellPaint Event as below;
Private Sub DataGridView1_CellPaint(sender As Object, e As DataGridViewCellPaintEventArgs) Handles DataGridView1.CellPaint
If (e.RowIndex < 0 Or e.ColumnIndex < 0) Then Return
If DataGridView1.Rows(e.RowIndex).Cells(e.ColumnIndex).ValueType = GetType(Byte()) Then
CType(DataGridView1.Rows(e.RowIndex).Cells(e.ColumnIndex),
DataGridViewImageCell).ImageLayout = DataGridViewImageCellLayout.Zoom
End If
End Sub
They seem to work as expected.
Thank you
Hi Ngabo,
The event you’re looking for is CellPaint, make sure to visit our documentation for additional help with the DataGridView!
You have to set the UserPaint property to true for it to work.
HTH,
Alaa
Annoyingly, while this was 100% reproducible on Friday, it works 100% of the time today, with the exact same sequence of clicks, exact same application code. The computer was rebooted since Friday, so maybe cobwebs…
To Luca’s comment – best I could tell, no exception was occurring. I was running under the debugger with all exceptions breaking into the debugger. It’s as if something inside iisexpress.exe just called Terminate. Strange.
I’ll let you know if it happens again and I make any progress on it, meanwhile, I’m chalking it up to strange behavior under the debugger – something I’m sure everyone has experienced!
Works very well for me. The exception is probably coming from the application’s code.
Hi,
did you try to set a MaximumSize with the desired max width and 0 for height?
Best regards
Frank
Carl,
please provide us with a test case that helps us to reproduce that issue.
Did you try with other files (not .CSV)?
Best regards
Frank
Hi Sam,
You’re probably talking about the Bootstrap-4 theme.
If you set an icon for the AlertBox for that theme, it would change the color, so that it gives a similar look to Bootstrap (Warning would be the color Red, or Danger as they like to call it in Bootstrap, etc….).
You can change the theme of your application to use any of the many included with Wisej.NET, or you can customize the Bootstrap-4 theme via the ThemeBuilder.
HTH,
Alaa
Quick update:
Ewan sent us a repo test case that is currently being investigated. Thanks!
Best regards
Frank
Apologies, kindly find attached.
Sam,
I did not see a screenshot from you showing a VSIX. This is what I get from the download link I sent:
Where do you see 3.1?
Best regards
Frank
The VSIX, not the Nuget, see my previous answer:
Best regards,
Frank
Yes, I did install 3.2
Sam,
thanks for the sample. However it works fine here:
Did you install the 3.2 VSIX I mentioned before?
Best regards
Frank
Kindly find attached sample project.
Hi Sam,
did you run the VSIX installer for Wisej.NET 3.2 beta?
You can find the download links on this page:
https://docs.wisej.com/docs/releases/whats-new-in-3.2
If the problem persists, please let us know and send us a small test case.
Best regards
Frank