How do I reference the NavigateURL property on a toolbar button.
I can change manipulate several properties such as:
me.toolbar1.items(1).text = "click me"
me.toolbar1.items(1).enabled = true
I cannot see how to get a handle on the URL value, which I need to update with query string values that are read at runtime from a database.
(p.s. assume I have less than one day experience with the toolbar control)
I can change manipulate several properties such as:
me.toolbar1.items(1).text = "click me"
me.toolbar1.items(1).enabled = true
I cannot see how to get a handle on the URL value, which I need to update with query string values that are read at runtime from a database.
(p.s. assume I have less than one day experience with the toolbar control)
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Hi Tom,
RadToolBar for ASP.NET Ajax contains several types of items, all inheriting RadToolBarItem. As the Text property is common for all items, it can be accessed directly. The NavigateUrl property is available only for the button items (RadToolBarButton and RadToolBarSplitButton). To access it you need to cast the item to the specific class, using the CType statement.
Please, find attached a small page, containing some example code. I hope it helps.
Kind regards,
Erjan Gavalji
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RadToolBar for ASP.NET Ajax contains several types of items, all inheriting RadToolBarItem. As the Text property is common for all items, it can be accessed directly. The NavigateUrl property is available only for the button items (RadToolBarButton and RadToolBarSplitButton). To access it you need to cast the item to the specific class, using the CType statement.
Please, find attached a small page, containing some example code. I hope it helps.
Kind regards,
Erjan Gavalji
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Tomica
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answered on 06 May 2008, 02:58 PM
That is it, and thanks for a prompt & precise answer that actually works the first time.
I can see why Telerik is winning all those awards!
I can see why Telerik is winning all those awards!
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Raddy Rad
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answered on 10 Oct 2009, 03:29 PM
how about through javascript?
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Hi Raddy Rad,
You can use the set_navigateUrl(url) method of the RadToolBarItem object. We will add it to the documentation.
Greetings,
Veselin Vasilev
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You can use the set_navigateUrl(url) method of the RadToolBarItem object. We will add it to the documentation.
Greetings,
Veselin Vasilev
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