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Kevin O'Donvovan
Kevin O'Donvovan answered on Sep 18, 2022 10:41 PM

Okay, thanks. Just seen how long since ultradatachart was released, so guess it was about time we updated. We don't make massive use of charting in the application, so I guess it was never revisited. Anyway, I've migrated all of our charts successfully in the .net framework version and copied the classes to the net 6 version

Hope you don't mind me taking a slight tangent? Now that's resolved I see we have another issue. We use code like the following to load and save the user's customisations to each grid control:

grid.DisplayLayout.LoadFromXml(ms, _categories);

where ms is a stream. Using .net framework 22.1 this method is supported, but using the same code in net 6 it tells me that this member does not exist?

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Kevin O'Donvovan
Kevin O'Donvovan answered on Sep 16, 2022 9:10 PM

Hi Divya,

thanks for your reply. We’re currently using the ultraChart control. I’ll be honest, I’d sooner not be switching components at this stage. This is a large multi-project application, and the less I have to change during the migration itself, the better. Do I have any option to stick with the ultraChart or do I need switch?

Kevin

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Kevin O'Donvovan
Kevin O'Donvovan answered on Aug 11, 2022 2:29 PM

Hi Ivan,

I've got a set of steps to demonstrate the problem. 

  1. Create a new Net6 Winforms VB project
  2. Install the Editors package
  3. Open the precreated form's designer
  4. Examine toolbar, no infragistics tools showing
  5. Add a new net6 winforms C# project
  6. Install the editors package to it
  7. Open the precreated form's design
  8. Examine toolbar – infragistics tools are present
  9. Return to VB project – infragistics tools are now present
  10. Unload the C# project
  11. Go to the form designer again – infragistics tools are no longer present

So it seems you need a C# project which includes the packages to be present in your solution for the tools to be available in a VB project in that solution

For reference, my environment and feeds are as follows:

  • Windows 10 x64, fully patched
  • Visual Studio 2022 v17.3.0
  • Connected to a private feed using our license credentials

Kevin

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Kevin O'Donvovan
Kevin O'Donvovan answered on Aug 11, 2022 12:11 PM

Hi Ivan,

I've already added the two packages mentioned in the original query? I'd assume the Editors package should add text boxes, combos, etc to the toolbox? Still nothing showing though

Kevin

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Kevin O'Donvovan
Kevin O'Donvovan answered on Oct 6, 2020 8:50 AM

To be honest, there's probably not a lot they can do, as its the containing element that needs to be aware of this, rather than the grid. Might just be a case of highlighting the need in the demos/documentation

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Kevin O'Donvovan
Kevin O'Donvovan answered on Oct 6, 2020 7:27 AM

Thanks Andrew, that makes sense, yes. I've just added it to my test project and I can confirm it has fixed the problem(s). Thanks again. This was the most serious of the issues I've had, so really good to get it resolved

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Kevin O'Donvovan
Kevin O'Donvovan answered on Oct 5, 2020 9:25 PM

That's annoying. I posted a response based on running your template, but it didn't post. Just tried again and I see I'm getting an error from the site when I try to post it. I'll try again here:

I ran your project and it rendered correctly, despite having ten rows. I copied your component into a server side blazor project and it failed to render the template. Seems like there maybe an issue with server side that doesn't manifest in client side?

And check this screen recording out – it seems to back up the server side blazor finding. Every time the problem manifests, in your component or mine, I get the reconnecting to server message – take a look: http://www.screencast.com/…/y0jeMmGpnbTg