This is an observation on the documentation for Telerik controls in general. I'm finding it very difficult to accomplish what should be relatively simple tassk due to the incredibly complex code samples given in the examples.
For instance, I'm trying to create an editable grid which maps to a 3 column table each being an integer field. I want to use a RadComboBox to look up related values in appropriate link table so I can provide an easy interface for the user to edit data. However, due to the complexity of the samples I seem to be going from pillar to post in trying to build a solution. Irritatingly I can do this relatively simply using standard ASP.NET controls so why are Telerik controls so much more difficult to get to grips with?
I can appreciate that a lot of effort has gone into preparing the samples but I'm at the stage where I'm reluctant to delved into the sample as I know I'll just end up being frustrated. I don't want AJAX or the clever show off trick, I just need samples which work cleanly and can deployed quickly.
For instance, I'm trying to create an editable grid which maps to a 3 column table each being an integer field. I want to use a RadComboBox to look up related values in appropriate link table so I can provide an easy interface for the user to edit data. However, due to the complexity of the samples I seem to be going from pillar to post in trying to build a solution. Irritatingly I can do this relatively simply using standard ASP.NET controls so why are Telerik controls so much more difficult to get to grips with?
I can appreciate that a lot of effort has gone into preparing the samples but I'm at the stage where I'm reluctant to delved into the sample as I know I'll just end up being frustrated. I don't want AJAX or the clever show off trick, I just need samples which work cleanly and can deployed quickly.