1. Is PersianDate compatible with Windows Vista?

    Yes, please download the latest release.

  2. Is PersianDate compatible with ASP.NET AJAX?

    Yes PersianDate is fully compatible with ASP.NET AJAX.

  3. Does PersianDate work with Visual Studio 2008?

    Yes, completely.

  4. How to add PersianDate in the Visual Studio 2005/2008 Toolbox?

    If you want to do it your self, select the Tools > Choose Toolbox Items... from the Visual Studio toolbar. The "Choose Toolbox Items" dialog opens. From the ".NET Framework Component" tab click "Browse..." and then select the Sim.Web.UI.dll from the installed directory.

    Note: before adding PersianDate to vs2005, vs2008 toolbox first add it to Global Assembly Cache (GAC) : Open "[WINDOWS]\assembly\" i.e. C:\WINDOWS\assembly , and drag and drop the Sim.Web.UI.dll into this folder.

  5. Why this text and link appear instead of my PersianDate control on the page?


    This message appears whenever PersianDate does not found a valid license file for your usage, so if you already bought a valid license, make sure your license file is in directory where Sim.Web.UI.dll is in, which in your ASP.NET project you must copy your license file in Bin directory.

  6. When I try to drag an instance of PersianDate control on a web form page Visual Studio says "The operation could not be completed" in html editor or nothing happened in Design view.

    This is a problem from Microsoft Visual Studio Web Applications, before adding PersianDate to vs2005, vs2008 toolbox first add it to Assembly Cache: Open "[WINDOWS]\assembly\" i.e. C:\WINDOWS\assembly , and drag and drop the Sim.Web.UI.dll into this folder. Show me


    Then right click on your web project node and add a reference to Sim.Web.UI.dll then add PersianDate to your toolbox. And finally reboot your machine.

  7. Control cannot be created because Visual Studio cannot find the control assembly.

    After installing PersianDate you must add a reference to Sim.Web.UI.dll. See nex item.

  8. Visual Studio says doesn't know the <sim:PersianDate tag and doesn’t create the PersianDate control.

    a. Check whether the Sim.Web.UI.dll is referenced in your project. To do this, select your web project in Solution Explorer then select Website > Add Reference… from the toolbar, then select the Sim.Web.UI.dll from the installed directory. Show me

    b. Check whether PersianDate control is referenced in your .aspx page. If not add a reference to Sim.Web.UI.dll with this syntax: Show me

    <%@ Register Assembly="Sim.Web.UI, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=d97b8d4c0ee7b4ba" Namespace="Sim.Web.UI.WebControls" TagPrefix="sim" %>

    c. Make sure PersianDate is not referenced twice in your project, this is happened when you already tried the Trial version and now installed the Release. If it is, remove the reference with "PublicKeyToken=5E28C8E02D000E0D" in the assemblies part of the compilation section in the Web.config . Show me

    <compilation debug="true">

    <assemblies>

    <add assembly="Sim.Web.UI….

    </assemblies>

    </compilation>

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