Hello,
Suppressing my frustrations with Mr. Telerik, I am going to re-post this issue again, under a new thread.
I have an ASP.NET page in Visual Studio 2010 that contains a FileExplorer control [Telerik.Web.UI, v.2011.3.1305.40 (Dev)]. In the Page_Load event, I add a custom button to the FileExplorer toolbar.
At run-time, the custom button appears on the toolbar with a default image that matches the Refresh image. I am not specifying this image programmatically; it just appears on its own. Why?
I have <style type="text/css"> in the <head runat="server"> of my page and the CSS class is assigned to the custom button during the Page_Load event. With background-image:none; within the CSS, the Refresh image still appears on my custom button.
If I set background-image:url(Images/MyImage.png) !important; within the CSS, the custom button now appears with 2 images; my own image, plus the Refresh image.
How do I get my image to replace the Refresh image? How do I get the Refresh image to no longer appear on my custom toolbar button?
In my prior thread, you asked for a sample project, but how do I get the sample to you? I placed my sample project into a zipped file, but when I click Attach Your Files to this thread, it tells me it will only Allowed extensions .gif, .jpg, .jpeg, .png. These are all image types, so how do I send you my sample project or zipped file?
Thanks