I do have a directory titled 'Styles'.

C:\Program Files (x86)\Infragistics\NetAdvantage 2013.1\ASP.NET\Styles

Do I copy that to the Images folder in a web site or make it a root?

We have inherited a web app that was using version 11 and we don't have version 11. We have version 13. so i'm finding WebUICalendar control and having to replace it with WebUIDatePicker.  A lot of properties/attributes are not the same PLUS I've never used Infragistics before.

Thanks for the help.

Kevin

Hey, Many thanks.  that helped clear one issue I would have had later.

okay, so ~/ig_res is a vertal directory?  It points to: C:\inetpub\wwwroot\aspnet_client\Infragistics  with sub directory of Images and 20131CLR4.  Images has some images and a few sub directores  (arrow etc..)  20131CLR4 has sub directories for Forms, Scripts, Styles.

I don't see any 'Default' directory.  Would the config setting need to change to something else? 

I've copied the Default directory included in your example to C:\inetpub\wwwroot\aspnet_client\Infragistics but they didn't show the images either.

Thanks,

Kevin

Okay, I have images !  I had read instruction that I needed a virtual directory in IIS and had to reference that.  That is not the case.  ig_res has to be in the application directory.

Follow up:

How can I use the Styles?  I have added the Styles directory to the ig_res like I did the Default directory but can't get it to work with individual controls.

Did not work:

<ig:WebDatePicker ID="eddWebDatePicker1" runat="server" DisplayModeFormat="d" DropDownCalendarID="CalendarView" >

</ig:WebDatePicker>
<ig:WebMonthCalendar runat="server" ID="CalendarView" EnableWeekNumbers="true" ChangeMonthToDateClicked="true" EnableMonthDropDown="True"
EnableYearDropDown="True" StyleSetPath="~/ig_res" StyleSetName="Styles/Office2007Blue" >

</ig:WebMonthCalendar>

nor

<ig:WebDatePicker ID="eddWebDatePicker1" runat="server" DisplayModeFormat="d" DropDownCalendarID="CalendarView" >

</ig:WebDatePicker>
<ig:WebMonthCalendar runat="server" ID="CalendarView" EnableWeekNumbers="true" ChangeMonthToDateClicked="true" EnableMonthDropDown="True"
EnableYearDropDown="True" StyleSetPath="~/ig_res/Styles" StyleSetName="Office2007Blue" >

</ig:WebMonthCalendar>

THANKS for helping.  We are checking on our licensing, but since I work for a Gov agency, it is taking a while.

Hello,

Everything works great for me. You can see the attached sample I have ig_res folder in the app that specify current path. For example for the date picker there is StylePath that is:StyleSetPath="~/ig_res/Styles/" and StyleName that is: StyleSetName="Office2007Blue".You can see the ig_res directory representation.

In the second control WebMonthCalendar my ig_res folder is on IIS. My folder in the IIS contains only two directory Default and Office2007Blue. In the web config I'm setting the specific path to this folder like this: <infragistics.web styleSetName="Default" styleSetPath="http://localhost/ig_res"/>, and only that you need to do is to set StyleSetName to be Office2007Blue.

Please try this approach, and keep me posted if you need further assistance.

DONE !  Many thanks !  

Note 1: For some reason the way I add items to the application in VS 2015 affects if I can reference those style folders.  They weren't appearing just dragging and dropping.

Note 2: I have our procurement guy checking on getting a more current version, but since I work in a Gov't agency, it could be awhile. He thinks we should already be paying for current versions, but since this is an old app dropped on us, I have to go with what I got.

having said that, I really appreciate you helping us through this.  Many thanks for the time.

Regards,

Kevin

Hello Kevin,

It was my pleasure to guide you.

If you have further questions, please feel free to contact us.

Best Regards,
Aleksandar Kamenov
Entry-level Software Developer
Infragistics, Inc.