This is weird. I added the Excel-style to the WinGrid filter editor. Now, after doing a ClickOnce publish, the ClickOnce upgrade is throwing an error during install stating that it can't find Infragistics2.Win.SupportDialogs.v9.1 in the GAC. I did change the Publish options to Require and Include this, so not sure why it would be looking for it in the GAC. Also, the app worked fine prior to making the Grid filter change.
I'm having a similar/bigger issue and don't know how to resolve it yet. I've just installed a Service Release to upgrade my Infragistics controls to 8.2.20082.2194. After that I ran the Project Upgrade Utility to update the dll's. Everything's working fine on my development machine, but when I publish it to the server (I'm using ClickOnce) my users get 2 different errors.One that is reported here: The application requires that assembly Infragistics2.Win... be installed in the GAC.The second one: Application cannot be started. Contact the application vendor.There is a huge thread (going from the beginning of 2006) on MSDN discussing the later issue with ClickOnce dployment (which, apparently, still has not been resolved).I figured that if I go back to the original dll version, dance around the fire and sacrifice a couple of lambs to the Microsoft's idol it starts working again, but as soon as I change any of the Infragistics dlls to a newer version, my ClickOnce deployment breaks down.Any suggestions?
Thanks,Dmitriy.
I'm not sure why that would be happening then. Its probably best if you continue this conversation with support so an issue can be logged and this can be investigated further.
The Publish Application Files initially referenced this particlar dll as "Prequisite" and ran fine until I modified the grid to set Displaylayout/Override/FilterUIProvider = ultraGridFilterUIProvider1. It worked fine on my machine but failed on what I assume was now a required dll that was not in the GAC on most client machines. I changed the status from "Prequisite" to "Include" and Download Group to "Required" so that it would be included in the deploy folder, however I continued to get the error message I referenced earlier.
I WAS able to force it to work by changing the reference property "Copy Local" to "true", which worked... however, it is not clear why this particulary dll is behaving different than all the others, which are not set to "Copy Local=true".
Here are my Publish settings for Infragistics:
Is it possible that you are missing one of the assemblies that that one references? That assembly references most of our assemblies since it uses many of our controls on the various dialogs. It references Shared, Misc, CalcManager, CalcManager.FormulaBuilder, DataSource, Editors, Grid, StatusBar, TabControl, Toolbars, Tree and Win so you would have to make sure to include all of these.