Provides support for animating controls or windows using predefined animations definitions or custom animations in response to certain events.
Wisej.NET Animation enables style transition animations between configurations.
The Timing property provides several preset values:
Default: Uses the speed defined in the original definition
Linear: Maintains constant speed from start to end
Ease: Starts slow, accelerates, then ends slowly
EaseIn: Begins with slow acceleration
EaseOut: Features slow start and end phases
Provides a user interface for indicating that a control on a form has an error associated with it.
The Wisej.NET ErrorProvider indicates control errors to users. When an error is specified, an icon appears beside the control, flashing according to the BlinkStyle and BlinkRate settings. Hovering over the icon reveals a tooltip with the error description.
For data-bound controls, the ErrorProvider requires a specified ContainerControl, set either through the constructor or the ContainerControl property.
The ErrorProvider displays alert messages when detecting invalid input.
Wisej.NET extenders are components that add and manage properties for other components.
Extenders must implement the IExtenderProvider interface, determining which components can be extended through the CanExtend(component) implementation.
Some extenders integrate into existing components. For example, TableLayoutPanel, FlexLayoutPanel, and FlowLayoutPanel add properties to their children. In web systems, this enables powerful features - when dropping a control into a FlexLayoutPanel, it gains properties like FillWeight, AlignX, AlignY. These properties are contextual to the container.
Other extenders, like and , operate without UI, adding features to extended controls.
The is part of .NET's System.ComponentModel infrastructure, requiring one method:
Returns true if the extender supports extending the target object. Microsoft's documentation provides comprehensive examples.
Extender classes declare their provided properties using declarations.
Allows controls to execute javascript code.
The Wisej.NET JavaScript extender enables attaching JavaScript functionality to controls.
As of Wisej.NET 2, most controls include InitScript and ClientEvents properties for JavaScript functionality without requiring the extender.
Represents a small rectangular pop-up window that displays a brief description of a control's purpose when the user rests the pointer on the control.
The Wisej.NET ToolTip provides user hints when hovering over controls. Use it to explain control purposes or display runtime information. For example:
Set ToolTip text on a TextBox to specify input format requirements
Display connection status details when hovering over a PictureBox
For a full list of properties, methods and events see the API documentation.
The JavaScript extender adds the JavaScriptEvents property to page controls, enabling attachment to client-side widget events.
This property has been superseded by the ClientEvents property in Wisej.NET 2.
The JavaScript extender adds two properties to page controls:
JavaScript: Accepts arbitrary JavaScript code
JavaScriptSource: Specifies a JavaScript file location
Both execute during widget initialization.
Class name
"wisej.web.extender.JavaScript"
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Class name
"wisej.web.extender.ToolTip"
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Class name
"wisej.web.extender.Animation"
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Class name
"wisej.web.extender.Rotation"
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Class name
"wisej.web.extender.ErrorProvider"
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Adds CSS styling to controls.
The Wisej.NET StyleSheet extender adds a CssClass property to eligible controls when added from the Toolbox. Define styles in the component's StyleSheetSource property.
As of Wisej.NET 2, all controls include CssClass and CssStyle properties by default, eliminating the need for this extender.
For a full list of properties, methods and events see the API documentation.
The CssClass property enables controls to use CSS classes defined in the StyleSheet component's StyleSheetSource property.
StyleSheet Source:
.myClass {
background-color: red;
}Apply the CSS class to a control:
this.styleSheet1.SetCssClass(this.button1, "myClass");Result:
Class name
"wisej.web.extender.StyleSheet"
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