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Rank: Newbie
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Joined: 7/9/2009
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Hi All,
I just bought these components and installed them. I put the license file in the main and bin folders.
I believe I have a license problem because I can't not place any of the objects where I want them on my webpage. Objects that have the free license do not have this problem.
Pleas Help .....
Thanks,
Rod
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Rank: Administration
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Hi, Try to remove all the items from your toolbox and add it again. See here for more details: http://doc.essentialobjects.com/library/1/installationanddeployment/install.aspxThen restart VS and try it with a brand new project. Once you get that working, go back to your old project and then update your project reference to make sure it references the same DLL that you added to your toolbox. Thanks!
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Hi,
Your suggestions did not fix my problem. I'm not sure this is a license problem as I do not get a runtime error...but I can not position the grid control on my page ... and the grid control is the primary reason I bought this set of controls.
The calendar control seems to work just fine....
Please provide more help so I may use the grid control.
Thanks,
Ty
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In that case it is not a license issue. License issue does not affect any features.
You can try to place a standard Panel in your page and then place the Grid inside the Panel. Do not set any positioning attribute on the Grid. This way the Grid should stay inside the Panel and you can then move the Panel to wherever you wanted.
If you can not position the Panel in your page, then it most certainly has to do with other elements or the styles in your page. If you can position the Panel but the Grid does not go along with the Pane or does not render correctly, try to take out all of your style sheets first to make sure those wasn't interfering. If the problem still continues after that, we will need you to provide a test page that reproduces the problem so that we can try to run it here and see what's going on.
Thanks!
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