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I have good news about the “Apostrophe in Holiday” issue. The development team of WebScheduler has managed to fix the issue. I have tested the nightly-build hotfix of this issue in my end and it works.
You should be able to simply set the “Description” property of WebSchedulerHoliday as below.
<ISWebScheduler:WebSchedulerHoliday Date="2009-09-01" Description="Intersoft's holiday" IsGeneral="False" Name="Special Holiday" />
The release version of this hotfix will be available in our regular hotfix release.
Please feel free to contact us with any questions or concerns you may have.
Unfortunately currently there is no way to predefine the resultbox of WebCombo direction. The resultbox direction will automatically adjusted/set based on WebCombo position/location. For example, if the WebCombo located on the bottom side of page browser, WebCombo will automatically set the direction of its resultbox to be upward.
This is the default behavior of WebCombo and it should be persisted on all browsers. I have checked that it only works on IE. Non IE browsers fail to automatically set the direction of the resultbox.
The development team of WebCombo will fix this issue (work item #399) so that WebCombo will have same behavior of resultbox direction in all browsers. The hotfix of this issue will be available in our upcoming build of WebCombo.
I’ll keep you informed with any news I heard from the team regarding this. Should you need to know the progress of the issue at any time, please feel free to reply me.
Glad to hear that the solution provided by Handy helps.
var webCombo = ISGetObject("WebCombo1"); var wcheight = webCombo.LayoutSettings.ItemHeight; webCombo.ResultBox.show(left, top - 95, width, height);
I was able to repro your issue based on the attached code behind. It is confirmed as bug.
I have forwarded and reported this issue to WebGrid development team. A work item, #393, has been created regarding this issue. The hotfix file will be available in our upcoming build number of WebGrid.
Glad to hear that you’ve found a solution of your problem.
Should you find any other questions, suggestions, or problems regarding our products, please feel free to post them in our forum.
Unfortunately, in current build number of WebScheduler 2.0, you can’t see two holidays on one day. You will see only one holiday at the calendar tooltip.
The development team of WebScheduler has agreed to enhance WebScheduler to support this scenario. Do you have any idea or suggestion about how to show holidays in one day, due to the fact of the recent behavior that will show holiday at the calendar tooltip?
About the requirement to display the holiday on the scheduler (day, week, month view), this scenario will be enhanced in the next version of WebScheduler (WebScheduler.NET 3.0).
Please let us know your valuable feedback.
I tried to follow your scenario based on your information.
In our grid we have PostControlState set to False and we were changing the caption value in a "If Not Page.isPostBack conditional statement. This is why our captions weren't being displayed properly on export.
I suggest you not to use “If Not Page.IsPostBack” conditional statement to change the caption value. By disabling this conditional statement (apply all setting, without postback condition), the new caption value will be shown in the exported result.
Please let me know whether this helps or not.
I was unable to download the attached code behind.Could you please re-attach the code behind in a compressed file format (zip or rar)?
I created a test page based on your information and the code you provide in your posting.
From the code shown in your posting, I was unable to find the “ValueList” tag. So I decided to make a minor change by adding the following “ValueList” tag in my test page.
<ValueList DataSourceID="SqlDataSource2" DataTextField="CultureCodeDescription"
DataValueField="CultureCodeId" DataMember="DefaultView">
</ValueList>
I was unable to repro your issue by using my test page. The sample project is attached. Please make any necessary changes to the test page so that it replicates your issue, and then re-attach it for further investigation.
This issue only happens in IE browser. I have checked that there is no problem for other browser (Firefox 3.5.2, Safari 4.0.3, Chrome 2.0.172.43, and Opera 10) to display apostrophe properly.
I have reported and forwarded this to WebScheduler development team.
It is considered as limitation in the current build of WebScheduler 2.0. They will enhance the WebSchedulerHoliday collection so that the “Description” property of “WebSchedulerHoliday” will be able to shows string with apostrophe mark completely.
The enhancement will be included in the upcoming build of WebScheduler 2.0.
Thank you very much for your valuable feedback. Should you find any other characters that have similar problem displayed in browser, please feel free to let us know.
PS: maybe you can try to use “’” as the html entities replacement of the apostrophe sign. This is actually a right-single quotation mark (not an apostrophe).
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