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Tag Archives: Client side API
Enhancements in WebScheduler 2 SP1
Striving 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. … Continue reading
Posted in 2009 R1, Development, Products
Tagged Client side API, client-side event, SP1, WebScheduler, WebScheduler 2
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New Properties, Events, and Client-side API added in WebTextEditor
As 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 … Continue reading
Posted in 2009 R1, Products
Tagged Client side API, client-side event, Property, WebTextEditor
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Latest updates in WebScheduler.NET 2.0.1000.214
Hi all, we just released new hotfixes for Intersoft products. WebScheduler.NET 2.0 Build 214 is one of the included hotfixes. Here are the details. New client side APIs In Month view, the dates displayed are not only the active month’s … Continue reading
Posted in 2008 R2, Products
Tagged Build 214, Client side API, Client side events, WebScheduler, WebScheduler.NET
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Create NavBar and NavBarItem via client side
WebDesktop 2.5 enhances its feature to allow user to create NavBar and NavBarItem from client side. Here is the simple steps you need to follow: – First of all, you simply need to simply drag WebNavPane control and HTML button … Continue reading