The code sample below demonstrates how to run the DXOpenFileDialog that allows end-users to browse and open images. You can get the application’s current directory using the WPF standard GetCurrentDirectory method. The current directory’s path is stored in the DXOpenFileDialog property. When an end-user changes a current directory in the DXSaveFileDialog or DXOpenFileDialog, the application’s current directory changes too. You can access the selected file (or folder) name using the DXFileDialog.FileName or DXFileDialog.FileNames property. With the DXOpenFileDialog.OpenFileDialogMode property, you can select whether end-users are allowed to select files only or folders only. If you already have an existing ASP.NET MVC project, you can incorporate DevExpress ASP.NET MVC extensions in the following ways: Using a wizard You can use the Project Wizard or Insert Extension Wizard to add the required DevExpress assemblies to the project and add the required entries to the Web.config file.Use the DXFileDialog.FileNames property to access the full list of selected files. Set the DXOpenFileDialog.Multiselect property to true to allow end-users to select multiple files at once. The DXOpenFileDialog provides the standard open file dialog functionality and supports the DevExpress theming mechanism that allows your applications to look consistent. Finally, a god idea is t clear the Tmporary ASP.NET FiIes Folder (C:WindwsMicrosoft.NETFrameworkv7Temporary ASP.NET Files). If this does not help, you must be sure that your application does not reference a dll which references our old assemblies or which is residing in the bin folder. Solution: - uninstall OLD PATCH with OLD by clicking on Uninstall Patch (as Administrator) - reinstall then NEW (as Administrator) Just for info take a look at license.licx file (hidden project file, created after a form with a DX component is opened), if you see a row like this:, , Version= 6.2.0.0.IDisposable Public Class DXOpenFileDialog Devexpress Dll Files Dll Which References. (= CodeRush for Roslyn) Moreover the following 3 assemblies are NOT patched too: - Under VS2017 these 5 assemblies can be found here. Click to expand.As the following 2 assemblies are NOT patched by dimaster's patch, you will get displayed 'Trial til 2037' instead of 'Licensed' under ALL supported Visual Studio versions.
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