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Posted: March 6, 2017 4:02 AM

... the grid has javascript errors. The filters are not usable at all as they cannot be selected and the text box is not displayed.

The reported problem is not reproducible using Chrome 56 (stable channel). Filter feature works as expected.

For Chrome browser, we only test our WebUI controls against the stable channel. The latest Google Chrome version of the stable channel is version 56.0.

Hope this helps.

I'm getting the attached error message in IE 11 when I browse to any page (with or without a Web Grid) from a page that contains a Web Grid. It also occurs if I close the browser window.

I tried to reproduce the reported problem by performing following steps:

  1. Open First Experience live sample of WebGrid using IE 11 browser.
  2. Navigate to other page that contains a WebGrid by clicking the right-arrow on the right-side of the sample page.
  3. Close the browser window.

Everything worked smoothly and the reported problem is not reproducible.

From the screenshot, IE11 Error.png, the error happen on: IE11.js and WebUI.NET Framework 3.0.5000.969 is used.

The latest version of WebUI.NET Framework 3.0 is 3.0.5000.976 which can be downloaded from here. I recommend you to download and apply the hotfix then retest the reported problem.

Should the problem persist, please feel free to let me know. Look forward to hearing back from you.

A hotfix of WebUI.NET Framework 3.0 has been available to fix the reported error which persist on our live sample of WebCombo. You can download this hotfix in here (WebUINET3_0_5000_976.zip).

The hotfix resolves the reported problem. I have applied the hotfix on the local sample of WebCombo (WebUI Unified C# Samples) and the problem is no longer persist.

Please find two screenshots in the attachment:

  • ConsoleShowsNoError.png
    shows that no JS exception persist when render WebCombo 7 on Safari 10.
  • WebUIFrameworkVersion.png
    please take a look at the bottom left corner which shows that hotfix of WebUI.NET Framework 3.0.5000.976 has been applied (indicated by the number "305000976" shown in the screenshot).

We'll have the hotfix applied to the live sample as soon as possible and thank you for letting us know.

Posted: February 3, 2017 3:01 AM

We'd like to inform you that the next major version of Crosslight is Crosslight 6.0. The release is expected around the 2nd quarter of 2017.

For more detail, please checkout the Crosslight Roadmap in here.

Hope this helps.

Posted: January 11, 2017 6:05 AM

You might want to try to set the WebGrid context menu position manually by using WebGrid OnRowContextMenu client-side event and invoking Show(x, y) method. Following snippet code shows how to show WebGrid context menu at 0px from left and 0px from top:

function WebGrid1_OnRowContextMenu(controlId, rowType, rowElement, menuObject) {
    var WebGrid1 = ISGetObject(controlId);

    // menuObject.Show(x, y);
    menuObject.Show(0, 0);

    return true;
}

Hope this helps.

Sorry for the late response.

Thank you for the sent video (webgrid not expanding issue.webm). From the video, there are two new row committed:

  • First new row (comment test 1)
    See video 00:00 to 00:12. This new row is added under Parcel row.
  • Second new row (comment in valuations)
    See video 00:14 to 00:29. This new row is added under Valuations row.

The difference between those two new rows are:

  • after user click Save button, the Valuations row collapsed. This doesn't happen when adding the First new row (comment test 1).
  • The Parcel row already has a single child row before addition. While there is no child row under Valuations row before addition.

I started my investigation by adding a new row in the root table. Hence, there is no child row for this new root table row.
After that, try to add new child-row under the new root table row.

The reported problem doesn't persist in my local sample.
*Note: the test was performed on Chrome 55.0 browser.

I enclosed my sample as attachment (ChildNodeNotExpanding.zip). Please have the sample evaluated on your end and let me know if you have different result.

Please note that I don't use button to save the changes on WebGrid. If needed, you can modify my sample then send the sample back to us to be investigated further.

Posted: January 9, 2017 3:37 AM

I was able to reproduce the problem with the 2016 R1 samples. Run the webGrid VB samples and look at the page FirstExperience.aspx using developer tools (I am using Firefox 50.1.

The hint helps. The reported problem is reproducible after follow the same steps.

I have forwarded this to WebGrid development team to be processed further. The report is filed under ASPNET-412.

Per my test, this error only happen on Firefox browser and when AllowEditing of WebGrid is enabled.

I'll keep you updated with any news I heard from the team regarding ASPNET-412.

Posted: January 5, 2017 4:52 AM

I created a simple WebSite with a single page, CalendarComboGrid.aspx. WebGrid 10 control is added into the page.

The call to ISCalendar.htm only happen (once) when CalendarCombo or CalendarDropdown editor is used. Please take a look at ISCalendarAndWebGrid10.mp4 (enclosed as attachment Video_ISCalendarAndWebGrid10.zip).

The call to ISCalendar.htm is taken from resource file, not from CommonLibrary.

Please evaluate my simple sample and feel free to let me know if you find anything that I might miss during my attempt to reproduce the problem.

Posted: January 5, 2017 4:13 AM

2.In webdesktop:webtab, when edit the calendarcombo,it doesn't show the calendar.The calendar is not displayed.

Please check out my simple sample (enclosed as attachment, WebGrid9Samples.zip) of WebGrid 9 and WebDesktop 4. Open and view WebTabIFrameContent.aspx in browser. After the page rendered, then try to edit "Created Date" column.

The reported problem: the calendar is not displayed, doesn't persist. Screenshot Result2.png (enclosed as attachment) shows the result in my end.


3.When I use calendarcombo in the webgrid.The calendar is shown,but it covers the webgrid detail.

Please check out my simple sample (enclosed as attachment, WebGrid9Samples.zip) of WebGrid 9 and WebDesktop 4. Open and view CalendarComboGrid.aspx in browser. After the page rendered, then try to edit "Created Date" column.

The reported problem: "The calendar is shown,but it covers the webgrid detail.", doesn't persist. Screenshot Result3.png (enclosed as attachment) shows the result in my end.


1. In webdesktop:webtab, The webcombo is shown error.The webcombo is dropped above the webgrid,not below the webgrid.

Unfortunately, the provided information are insufficient for me to determine what the problem is.

I'm willing to advise you further but in order to do so I would need you to elaborate on your specific scenario and possibly give me a running simple sample and step-by-step guide that I can use to observe the problematic behavior.

I started my investigation by using Enterprise.aspx sample of WebGrid. The live version of this sample can be accessed in here or here (with modern theme applied).

We have Intersoft Parent-child webgrid, when we insert records in child grid and then try to expand the child grid, the child grid is not expanding and we are receiving the below error in the browser console...

Per your information, following steps are performed:

  1. Insert record in child grid. Expand any row (in my end, the row with ALFKI as CustomerID is expanded) from root table of WebGrid. Then insert record by providing needed information (such as: EmployeeID; OrderDate; ...; ShipCountry) in new row bar.
  2. After successfully insert the record, try to expand the newly added record.

Result: child grid is expanding and no error persist in my end.

The test were taken on Chrome 55.0 and Mozilla Firefox 50.1 browser. WebGrid 10 (10.0.7200.24) and WebUI.NET Framework 3.0 (3.0.5000.976) are used during the test.

Should you find anything that I might miss during my attempt in order to reproduce the reported problem, please feel free to let me know.

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