Firstly, I’m amazed by the framework. Looks even better than Visual Web GUI ever was. I’m looking at the possibility of porting a small VWG application and so just looking at areas which have caused problems in the past.
For a lot of the complex things where VWG fell short (like updating client from server) you’ve nailed it.
A really silly question probably, but should GIF images animate in the WiseJ PictureBox control like they do in WinForms? I know most browsers can show GIF animations so I was thinking this would just work.
I just get the first frame.
Regards,
Mark
Hi Mark,
WJ-7386 is fixed in build 1.2.19.
Can you please retry ?
Best regards
Frank
This appears to work perfectly now with no changes to the same test project I found the issue.
Regards,
Mark
You are right! Logged as WJ-7386. Looks like the framework returns a PNG instead of a GIF.
Hi Frank,
Firstly, thanks for the quick reply, appreciated.
I have run your test project and of course it works fine, the difference is I think they way I was assigning the image. There seems to be a sublte difference between:
pictureBox1.Image = global::TestAnimatedGIF.Properties.Resources._36DVbRG;
and
pictureBox1.ImageSource = “36DVbRG.gif”;
Where 36DVbRG.gif is the GIF file that I couldn’t get to work. But it does work using .ImageSource and not if using .Image
Perhaps this is a bug, or perhaps I shouldn’t using the .Image property?
Hope this help,
Mark
Hi Mark,
first of all, thanks for your kind words about Wisej.
I have quickly build a simple sample trying to reproduce the issue you described,
but my sample appears to work fine (see attachment).
Can you please test it on your side and also share a few more infos about your setup
(browser, OS).
Thanks in advance !
Best regards
Frank