The backlog, CROS-803, is now in active sprint of Crosslight 4 Update 1. The ETA of Crosslight 4 Update 1 is at the end of the month of September 2015.

Edited on September 15, 2015 8:10 AM
Reason: provide nightly-build for CROS-803

Nightly-build for CROS-803 is now available in here.

Please, take a look at the DataSamples sample under iOS 7 and go to "Multiple Delete". EditingOptions.AllowEditing is set but there is no swipe gesture. Doing the same on iOS 8 the "Delete" button appears when I swipe. Why is the swipe gesture in the "Multiple Delete" section not working under iOS 7?

I have tested the nightly-build on the above scenario. The swipe gesture is now working on iOS 7. Please give it a spin and let us hear your feedback.

Hi Jimmy,

The origin of the error stack trace you posted is coming from Crosslight.Android framework.

When you perform GetSingleAsync(), it is done in background thread. When the updated item is retrieved, OnPropertyChanged is triggered, and since the item is bound, the UI is going to be updated, but all of this is still done in background thread. Thus you get the error. Updating the UI should be done in UI thread.

This is a bug in the Android framework, it is filed under CROS-894.
Find the hotfix here.

Hope this helps.

When click on preview, what developer sees in the preview window is an HTML file. This file will be added inside: http://localhost/CommonLibrary/ISTemp/ directory.

By default, the setup file of WebUI Studio for ASP.NET will do the following:

• Add "CommonLibrary" folder into "[Intersoft Solutions installation folder]\WebUI Studio for ASP.NET\CommonLibrary".
• Copy files and subfolders (include "ISTemp" folder) inside the "CommonLibrary" folder.
• Add CommonLibrary as application in IIS Default Web Site.

Unknown error (0x80005000) might occur if the specified directory does not exist. Please ensure the following and let us know whether this helps or not.

• CommonLibrary folder is available in [Intersoft Solutions installation folder]\WebUI Studio for ASP.NET\CommonLibrary"
• IIS is installed and properly configured.
• http://localhost/CommonLibrary/ISTemp/ is accessible (have sufficient permission).
• Try to run Visual Studio as administrator.

If the problem still persist, please provide following information:

• Operating system of your development machine, for example: Windows 8.1 64-bit.
• Visual Studio version in your development machine, for example: Visual Studio 2012 Ultimate Update 5
• The version of Intersoft software installed on your development machine, for example: Intersoft Premier Studio 2015 R1.

Hope this helps.

Glad to hear that the snippet code helps.

Should you need further assistance or run into any problems regarding our controls, feel free to post it into our forum. We would be happy to assist you again.

Following snippet code will show the total grouped columns on OnAfterResponseProcess event in javascript.

<script>
    function ShowGroupedColumnsCount2(controlId, actionName,
        lastRequestObject, xmlResponseObject)
    {
        var grid = ISGetObject(controlId);
        var rootTbl = grid.RootTable;
        var grpColumns = rootTbl.GroupedColumns;

        alert(grpColumns.length);
    }
</script>

<ISWebGrid:WebGrid ID="WebGrid1" runat="server" ...>
    <LayoutSettings AllowGrouping="Yes" GroupByBoxVisible="true">
        <ClientSideEvents OnAfterResponseProcess="ShowGroupedColumnsCount2" />
    </LayoutSettings>
    ...
</ISWebGrid:WebGrid>

The collection of grouped-columns can be accessed in [WebGrid id].RootTable.GroupedColumns. This should helps.