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Hello,Thank you for the reply.Basically, Intersoft WebAPI project use the standard ASP.Net identity database.So (occasionally) Visual Studio will auto generate the standard database in our project. Visual studio will get the database’s name in project connection string (CrosslightDB.mdf).But Intersoft wants to add a custom field to the standard database for project’s purpose.In register user process, Intersoft project will create the new (custom) database and add the user data to the database.However the creating / generating the new custom database process has failed, due to Visual Studio has created the database with the same name (CrosslightDB.mdf).Currently, the developer team still investigates the way to resolve this issue.Meanwhile, you could do the solution on my prior post if get the same issue while registering the new user.Thank you for your understanding.Regards,Hans K.
Hello,Thank you for the reply.I have forward this issue the developer team under work item ASPNET-124.I will let you about the update regarding this issue.However, to resolve this issue you could try to set the “LoadOnDemand” property (under <PreviewRowSettings> tag) to “True".Hope this helps.Regards,Hans K.
Hello,I apologize for any inconvenience this problem may have caused you.Based on your information, I tried to investigate this issue with WebGrid sample, named VirtualLoadwithCustomLoadonDemand.aspx page.I modified the WebGrid’s configuration so that similar with your current scenario.In <RootTable> tag, I set the PreviewRowVisible property to "True".In <PreviewRowSettings> tag, I set the DefaultExpanded property to " False" & LoadOnDemand property to "True". (I attached the modified page as well)Like you did, I got the error message while trying to expand the preview row on 51st (or above).Did you get the same / similar error message (PreviewRow_ErrorMessage.png)?If no, could you provide me information regarding your error message?Thank you for your help.Regards,Hans K.
Hello,Thank you for the reply.I am glad to hear that.Should you have further question, please do not hesitate to contact us.Regards,Hans K.
Hello,I apologize for the inconvenience.Please try to use “DoResize” method in “OnShowDropDown” client side event.Here’s the example snippet code how to use “DoResize” method:
<ISWebCombo:WebCombo ID="WebCombo1" runat="server"> <LayoutSettings> <ClientSideEvents OnShowDropDown="WebCombo1_OnShowDropDown" /> </LayoutSettings> </ISWebCombo:WebCombo> function WebCombo1_OnShowDropDown(controlId, left, top, width, height) { var WebCombo1 = ISGetObject(controlId); WebCombo1.DoResize(); }
Hope this helps.Regards,Hans K.
Hello,Currently, there is no API to hide/show the WebAccordion’s item.I will forward this scenario as a feature request to the developer team, if your want to.I apologize for the inconvenience.Regards,Hans K.
Hello,I found a work around to hide the WebAccordion’s item via JavaScript & Server Side code.Here’s the example snippet code to hide the first WebAccordion’s item:
via JavaScript:function Button1_OnClick() { var WebAccordion1 = ISGetObject("WebAccordion1"); WebAccordion1.FrameObj.childNodes[0].style.display = "none"; } via Server Side: protected void Button2_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { string javaScriptCode = ""; javaScriptCode += "var WebAccordion1 = ISGetObject('WebAccordion1');"; javaScriptCode += "WebAccordion1.FrameObj.childNodes[0].style.display = 'none';"; this.Page.ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript(this.GetType(), "Script", javaScriptCode, true); }
Please kindly have review on the attached sample to see the result about this work around.Regards,Hans K.
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