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Hello Wilson,
In the common scenario, represented by the online demo Dynamically Created Docks, the creation of a new RadDock should affect the other dock controls as well in order to update their state according to the new positions they take.
Nevertheless, there is a specific case, in which the desired functionality could be achieved. If you place several RadDockZones in your page and add dynamically a single RadDock in each of them, you can wrap every dock zone control in an UpdatePanel with UpdateMode property set to Conditional. This way adding a RadDock will update only the content of the particular RadDockZone and the others will remain unaffected.
I hope that helps.
Kind regards,
Slav
the Telerik team
In the common scenario, represented by the online demo Dynamically Created Docks, the creation of a new RadDock should affect the other dock controls as well in order to update their state according to the new positions they take.
Nevertheless, there is a specific case, in which the desired functionality could be achieved. If you place several RadDockZones in your page and add dynamically a single RadDock in each of them, you can wrap every dock zone control in an UpdatePanel with UpdateMode property set to Conditional. This way adding a RadDock will update only the content of the particular RadDockZone and the others will remain unaffected.
I hope that helps.
Kind regards,
Slav
the Telerik team
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