Stepping-up to version 3, WebScheduler introduces “WebScheduler Database Wizard”, an automatic tool for WebScheduler’s database creation. Forget all the hassles of creating each table and field, you can now create a new WebScheduler database with standard fields with a flick of finger. By simply specifying [...]
Read MoreIf you’re building a large scale, enterprise resources planning application that involve thousands of resources and events in a single month view alone, you would have quickly realizing serious performance issues during the development process. In this post, I’ll share some insights on the common [...]
Read MoreWe’re excited to announce the immediate availability of WebUI Studio 2009 R2 – the most anticipated web development toolkit releases with over 150+ new features and refinements delivered in one Premier® Suite. Featuring the blazing fast WebScheduler 3, refined WebGrid Enterprise 7, and supercharged WebInput [...]
Read MoreAs announced in our recently released newsletter, WebUI Studio 2009 R2 will ship with an even refined WebGrid featuring a vast array of new features that you’ve been asking for months. This post will further unveil the new amazing stuff that we’ve made available in [...]
Read MoreThe latest WebCallout control introduces a new capability to target a group of elements. Although it may seem simple, it’s indeed a nice time-saving feature which eliminates a lot of codes. With this group targeting feature, you can easily specify the “group name” of multiple [...]
Read MoreStriving to deliver the world’s best WebScheduler product, we continue to enhance and add more new features based on your feedback with the objectives to provide more advanced scheduling functionality — making your web development faster and easier than ever. In this post, I will [...]
Read MoreAs published previously, we have released WebUI Studio 2009 R1 SP1 which includes many enhancements, especially to WebTextEditor and WebScheduler 2. Specifically in WebTextEditor, some new properties, client-side events, and client-side API are included. New Properties ToolBarSettings >> SerializationMode, determines the serialization mode used for [...]
Read MoreWebTextEditor can be used as editing tool in many scenarios. If you have details view or other data list control, WebTextEditor can be used as the item or edit template and the related data can be displayed in WebTextEditor. DetailsView control is used to demonstrate [...]
Read MoreOne of the most requested features for WebCallOut that we’ve received in the past months is the ability to create callout control in the client side programmatically. If you haven’t heard about WebCallOut, it is a nice replacement for standard tooltip, which allows you to [...]
Read MoreIn addition to its easy integration with our own WebTextEditor, WebSpellChecker can also be used to target standard ASP.NET controls such as simple textbox, multiline textarea as well as IFRAME. Similar to the WebTextEditor integration, using WebSpellChecker with ASP.NET controls is very easy and requires [...]
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