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Hi Junarism,

This isn’t a Wisej.NET issue, you have to check with Microsoft’s documentation on how the FtpWebRequest works.

Also, it’s clearly stated that it’s recommended not to use FtpWebRequest in a new development project, you can check it out more on their website or through this GitHub Issue.

Best,
Alaa

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Hi Didi,

You’ll have to modify the port Profile port in launchSettings.json to a new port, say 5005!

That should work out of the box with .NET 6.

To use .NET 4.8 and IIS Express, you’ll have to change the settings in your .csproj file.

Look for the line “<RunArguments>/path:”$(MSBuildProjectDirectory)” /port:5000</RunArguments>” and change the port to whatever you want!

HTH,
Alaa

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That’s correct and as expected. You have to wait for the session to expire. Browsers or computers turned off don’t raise any event.

https://docs.wisej.com/api/wisej.web/lists-and-grids/combobox#dropdownwidth

Works as expected and documented. Sets the maximum width.

Hi Huỳnh,

We’re investigating the issue as this is a potential bug!

We’ll let you know as soon as possible.

Best,
Alaa

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Hi Alaa,

It is not  installation package for Visual Studio.

I want to take wisej application running on the web for testing my app. Before buying a server license, i need Wisej server Community for FREE.

How to download the installation package of Wisej server Community to install on my web server?

Can you guide me download and setup wisej server installer?

Thank you so much.

Hi Huỳnh,

1. I think you’re referring to the NuGet packages. You can find the Wisej.NET latest package via the NuGet Package Manager in Visual Studio, we no longer distribute Wisej.NET with an installer except for the designer that requires the VSIX package, which is basically a Visual Studio extension. You can find it on our Builds page.
2. It’s simple and straightforward, all you have to do is head over to the Developer Licenses page on our website and then click on the “Get It Now” link, from there you can simply checkout and you’ll have your license keys available in the “Accounts” section of the website.
3. Of course! Let me know if there’s anything else I can do

Best,
Alaa

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It’s not a Wisej issue. For further assistance you should contact Microsoft.

Hi Alaa.

I don’t have an answer to your question, yet.
Please let me know the current status of the response to your question.
Also, please let us know if the information we have provided is insufficient.
If so, please let us know what is missing.

Hi Huỳnh,

The correct syntax for the filter property would be “description|mime|extension(s)|description|mime|extension(s)…”

For PNG and GIF files this would be “PNG|image/png|.png|GIF|image/gif|.gif”

If you need more info about MimeTypes and their respective extensions, you can head over to Mozilla’s Documentation!

HTH,
Alaa

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Example implementation of Lottie in Wisej

To elaborate a bit further:

From the examples I’ve seen of Lottie web player (such as this one), it looks like the Lottie web player script is loaded via this url:
https://unpkg.com/@lottiefiles/lottie-player@0.3.0/dist/lottie-player.js

To implement Lottie (or any other similar widget) in Wisej :
-Create a new wisej project

-Under the toolbox, select the “Widget” component. Add a widget to the page.

-Within the widget component, if you click on the box at the top-right corner, you should see “Border Style”, “Packages”, “Init Script”, and “Options”
-Under “Packages”, click “Add” and for the source, put the link to the Lottie web player script https://unpkg.com/@lottiefiles/lottie-player@0.3.0/dist/lottie-player.js. You can give it a name if you like, ie Lottie.

-Under “Init Script” you can type the Javascript code to initialize the widget. This is a bit awkward with Lottie, as the examples I’ve seen (such as this one) used HTML, not Javascript, to create the widget. You could look and see if they have an example where it’s initialized with Javascript, or maybe use something like document.write to get it to run the HTML inside of javascript. Instead of document, use this.widget. Like so:

this.init = function(options) {

// your initialization code.
document = this.widget;
document.write(“<lottie-player src=’https://assets4.lottiefiles.com/datafiles/zc3XRzudyWE36ZBJr7PIkkqq0PFIrIBgp4ojqShI/newAnimation.json’ style = ‘ width: 400px;’ autoplay loop controls></lottie-player>”);
}

-Under “Options”, you can set the options. It is formatted as a JSON file. You will also need to edit the init script so that options is being used to set the options of the widget (ie, you are not manually hard-coding the options in, like I just did- you are using the options variable instead). This might be a bit awkward with Lottie as it looks like the options (speed, loop, autoplay etc) are being set in HTML, so setting the options here via JSON file may not be the best approach.

Thanks a lot.

Hi Didi,

You can easily integrate most Javascript components into Wisej.NET!

You can find more info about it through our Widget Documentation.

In Wisej.NET, you can use the Widget control to integrate your JavaScript component of choice!

Also, since we do have a lot of open-source extensions, you can browse through the Extension GitHub repository to get an idea of how this kind of integration works!

If you do need additional help, you can take a look at our Professional Support Packages!

HTH,
Alaa

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Any idea when that will be rolled up to a new “official” release?

Thansk Alaa, I’ve tested the preview version and it works again. Thanks.

@Neil, you need to check the checkbox saying “Include prerelease” in NuGet package manager.

See screenshot

Hi Neil and Vincent,

A new version 3.1.5-preview-1 is out now on NuGet.org

Let me know if the issue is fixed on your applications!

Best,
Alaa

Hi Neil, Vincent,

we could reproduce that issue and are working on a fix. We´ll let you know when it´s available.
Sorry for any inconvenience.

Best regards
Frank

Same here.

I hope it gets fixed soon, I need to revert all my projects back to 3.1.2 now.