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Hello Srikant,
Did you upgrade WebScheduler hotfix using Update Manager?
Check your project's bin folder and ensure that ISNet.WebUI.dll is already included in your bin folder. If the the assembly doesn't exist in the bin folder, simply copy ISNet.WebUI.dll from [Installation Folder]\Intersoft Solutions\WebUI Studio for ASP.NET\WebUI.NET Framework 3.0\Bin.
Does this error occur on your deployment server?
Hope this helps.
Thank you.
Hello Tanmay,
You can use OnRowSelect Client-side event in order to change row style when you perform row select.
Here is the snippet code to give color when you select a row:
function WebGrid1_OnRowSelect(controlId, tblName, rowIndex, rowEl) { var WebGrid1 = ISGetObject(controlId); for (var i = 0; i < WebGrid1.TotalRows; i++) { var row = WebGrid1.RootTable.GetRow(i); var rowElement = row.GetElement(); rowElement.style.color = "black"; } rowEl.style.color = "blue"; return true; }
Hello,
Here is the WPF sample file for commanding scenario.
For your 1st issue about the image of sub items, it is confirmed as a bug in WPF application.
I have reported this issue to the developer team to be investigated further. I believe the hotfix for this issue will be available in the next release. If you urgently need the hotfix, I could send you the nightly build when it is available.
I have tried your attached project.
I could replicate the 1st issue for DateTimePicker control, but I'm not sure whether your error and mine are the same. Could you send me a screenshot of your crashed error?
I'm not clear enough with the 2nd and 3rd issue? Could you provide a step-by-step instruction on how to replicate UXListBox crashes from your project? It's better if you could provide me with a screenshot as well, so that I could have a clear view on the issue.
Hello Bill,
Yes, you probably select the incorrect .exe file in your project's debug folder.
Let's say my project's name is ClientUIWPFApp. Then, when you run the application, it will create 2 .exe files in debug folder.
In my case, I have ClientUIWPFApp1.exe and ClientUIWPFApp1.vshost.exe. If you select .vhost.exe file, you will get a notificatio to select a valid Silverlight or WPF assembly since it is not the correct .exe file needed in the licensing application.
Therefore, you need to select [Project Name].exe file to be licensed.
Thank you for the steps to run your sample.
I have been successfully run your project and the issue did replicate on my end as well.
I'm using the latest WebInput 4 build 17. I have reported this issue to the developer team to be investigated further.
However, I'm afraid that WebInput 3 has now been discontinued and there are not going to be any further updates for it. We have introduced the latest WebInput 4 control which has been through a lot of enhancements compared to its previous version.
Therefore, I may suggest you to upgrade your WebInput control so that you may experience all the latest features available in WebInput 4.
I'm unable to run your attached sample. However, I have provided a sample that might replicate your scenario.
Please download the sample from here.
Unfortunately, I couldn't replicate your issue at the moment. Perhaps, there is something that I have missed during the testing process.
Could you kindly provide a simple working sample that replicates your issue, so that I could test your project on my end and provide a solution for this issue?
Hello Raja,
I have downloaded your sample but it seems that the zip file doesn't include the complete project. I couldn't find any .aspx file inside and the sample is not runable.
Could you re-attach the complete working sample so that I could test your issue with my current build version in here?
The 1st issue has been resolved due to incorrect Image property that you have set in your code.
The correct format should be Image = "/[Project_Name];component/[Image_Directory]/robot.png". Let's say my project's name is Intersoft and I have a directory named Image, then the format should be Image = "/Intersoft;component/Image/robot.png".
The 2nd issue, you can perform the click command through style, but there are steps needed in order to achieve this. It would be easier if you use Microsoft Expression Blend to generate the style. Since you are using StackItem, means that you need to use the style that comes from StackItemMenuStyle.
To bind the command, you will need to use Intersoft:Binding command.
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