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Posted: March 21, 2016 7:52 AM

I just tried it with 2014 R1 and 2014 R2 installer, and still the problem didn't occur. Would you please willingly to send any screenshots or error messages that are shown on your end? I would really appreciate it as it'd be easier for me to determine the issue.

Best Regards,
Erwin Sanders

Posted: March 21, 2016 7:18 AM

Looking at your steps, it should all be good. Did you register both Design Time and Run Time license key? You can register the Design Time key from our License Manager and Run Time license key is registered in the Web.config for deployment purpose.

Also, what did you mean by 'VS 2015 didn't apply the changes'? Did your project fail to be rebuilt?

Best Regards,
Erwin Sanders

Hello Sachin,

I managed to modify your function, you could try the following code:

function GetCheckedRows() {    var grid = ISGetObject("WebGrid1");
    var selectedItems = "";

    var totalrows = grid.RootTable.GetCheckedRows().length;

    for (var i = 0; i < totalrows; i++) {
        var rows = grid.RootTable.GetCheckedRows(i);
        var row = grid.GetRowByElement(rows[i]);

        var cells = row.GetCells().GetNamedItem("CustomerName");
        selectedItems += cells.Text + "#";
    }
}

Hope this helps.

Best Regards,
Erwin Sanders

Posted: March 18, 2016 9:40 AM

Hi Alexandre,

I tried replicating your issue by installing the 2015 R1 version and then had the 2016 R1 version installed. Unfortunately, the issue couldn't be replicated. The previous version successfully removed without any problems occurred.

Could you tell me what error message that shows on your end? Are there any steps that I should follow to replicate it?

Best Regards,
Erwin Sanders

Hello Micki,

Your current WebUI 2007 R2 was already outdated and most likely it has not supported .NET 4.6. Therefore, I highly recommend you to upgrade to our latest release WebUI 2016 R1. This new release fully supports Visual Studio 2015 as well as .NET 4.6. It also runs flawlessly in latest modern browsers, such as Internet Explorer 11, Edge, Safari 9, Chrome 48 and Firefox 44. Read what's new in WebUI 2016 here. You could also try our live samples here.

Best Regards,
Erwin Sanders

Posted: March 18, 2016 3:16 AM

Hi Luciano,

Yes, you're correct, the first step to upgrade your WebUI would be removing the 2015 version. This can be done simultaneously while you are installing the 2016 R1 version as the installer should ask you to uninstall the previous version first. And the next step would be updating bin and web.config.

You could also try migrating your website to the new unified theming project template to beautify our WebUI Controls into a fresh and modern look, see our new unified theming in action here. These steps have been explained thoroughly in our blog. You could check it out here.

If you've got any questions regarding the steps, feel free to ask here in the Community or contact us through live chat.

Best Regards,
Erwin Sanders

FlyPostBack prevents the application to do a FullPostBack so the server side event won't get called.
I suggest you to use OnNodeSelect ClientSideEvent to call the desired function from client side. I made an example for you which can be downloaded from the attachment below.

I hope this helps you in a way.

Best Regards,
Erwin Sanders

Hello Shailendra,

Have you tried using Session to store the items? I made a simple sample for you regarding your requests. In this sample, you could select a node and display the selected node on a label. It also allows you to enable or disable a textbox and radiobuttons. You can download the sample from the attachment below.

Hope this helps.

Best Regards,
Erwin Sanders

Posted: March 15, 2016 11:48 AM

Hi Shailendra,

you could set the button function similiar to TreeView NodeSelect, for example:

function ApplyLatestScroll() {    var treeView = ISGetObject("WebTreeView1");    var frameElement = treeView.GetFrameElement();    frameElement.children[0].scrollTop = form1.ValueHiddenField.value;

    return true;
}

After that, invoke the ApplyLatestScroll() function from OnInitializeNode event.

protected void WebTreeView1_InitializeNode(object sender, ISNet.WebUI.WebTreeView.WebTreeViewNodeEventArgs e) {
     Page.ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript(this.GetType(), "ApplyLatestScroll", "ApplyLatestScroll();", true);
 }

Hope this helps.

Best Regards,
Erwin Sanders

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