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IW 14.0.25; CGD 1.9.0.3373

Placed a spin edit on a CGD Frame; compiled; ran app... and this is what was presented.

Is there something I can do to fix this?

TIA

Hi zsleo,

Did you updated the wwwroot and/or browser cache (CTRL + F5)?
Also, to be completely fine, you need recent version (V2.0.0.3391)
Best Regards.

Ctrl-F5 reduced the height of the spin buttons BUT did left them under the edit box - i.e. no placed to the right

Tried with both 1.9.0.3373 and 2.0.0.3391

Regards

It's not only hitting Ctlr+F5, its first of all update the wwwroot.

Hello,

From my experience...

Spinedits worked fine 1.9.0.3358 (beta)

I moved to stable release 1.9.3373 (updated wwwroot) and they were elongated.

I moved back to 1.9.0.335 and they were back to normal.

Admittedly, I didn't clear my cache... is that really all that was required to fix the issue?

Rick.

Hi Rick,

Admittedly, I didn't clear my cache... is that really all that was required to fix the issue?

Yes, it's important thing!
Because we made some changes in css and js files, and you need update the cache for browser start using correct/updated files.

Current version:



Best Regards.

Hi

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Admittedly, I didn't clear my cache... is that really all that was required to fix the issue?

If you see the html source codes, all the js and css links for files we provide, contains a reference to the version

Code: Select all

<script type="text/javascript" src="/jq/jquery_ui/plugins/jquery.ba-throttle-debounce.js?v=1.9.0.xxxx"></script>

Since the browser caches the css and javascript files, and these "params" ?v=1.9.0.xxxx change on every new version, if you forget to update wwwroot before running a given project for the first time, the cache for a given

1.9.0.xxxx version gets occupied with older files from earlier versions. That's why you need to clear the cache, hitting Ctrl+F5, because the cache gets filled with invalid files.

In the next versions, we're going to introduce a new scheme to verify if the wwwroot is updated and show a div if not.

Thanks for your detailed response.

In the next versions, we're going to introduce a new scheme to verify if the wwwroot is updated and show a div if not.

That would be excellent! Mostly for my end users

Hi Rick

About

That would be excellent! Mostly for my end users

Just to emphatize that your end users don't have to do anything (clear the browser cache) as long as you update the wwwroot in the server in the act of deploy a new version.

Just received my new subscription key.

Problem fixed in in 2.0.0.3393 but still needed to Ctrl-F5.

Regards