Hi,
your forums are divided in parts like ASPX, WPF and so on.
BUT - this only a theory.
For longer time I watched this but it never was a problem for me.
To be more clear - in the breadcrumbs I see now
Home > Community > Forums > Community Forums: Forum suggestions > New Thread
What I would expect (want) to see would be:
Home > Community > Forums > Community Forums > Forum suggestions > New Thread
The reason why I ask for this is search - I (almost) always search before I post.
Maybe someone else had the same question - or a similar problem and there is already a thread out there.
http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/flash/posting :)
Today I wanted to get some information about Silverlight RoutedEvents.
So the first place to search is Silverlight: General...
I found nothing - the next place would be anywhere in Silverlight - because (and that me occur for other things also) it is very likely that someone has a "RoutedEvent problem / suggestion" specific to a control.
BUT - this information discusses (lets say) in Combo could cover the things in a manner that also applies to Window.
The only way to be a "friendly searching poster" would be to search each and every "subforum" on silverlight.
Because the "Silverlight" itself is not a "subforum" and therefore not searchable.
So it would be great to have those subparts (WPF, ASPX,...) as real parts - or somehow searchable as a whole.
Regards
Manfred
your forums are divided in parts like ASPX, WPF and so on.
BUT - this only a theory.
For longer time I watched this but it never was a problem for me.
To be more clear - in the breadcrumbs I see now
Home > Community > Forums > Community Forums: Forum suggestions > New Thread
What I would expect (want) to see would be:
Home > Community > Forums > Community Forums > Forum suggestions > New Thread
The reason why I ask for this is search - I (almost) always search before I post.
Maybe someone else had the same question - or a similar problem and there is already a thread out there.
http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/flash/posting :)
Today I wanted to get some information about Silverlight RoutedEvents.
So the first place to search is Silverlight: General...
I found nothing - the next place would be anywhere in Silverlight - because (and that me occur for other things also) it is very likely that someone has a "RoutedEvent problem / suggestion" specific to a control.
BUT - this information discusses (lets say) in Combo could cover the things in a manner that also applies to Window.
The only way to be a "friendly searching poster" would be to search each and every "subforum" on silverlight.
Because the "Silverlight" itself is not a "subforum" and therefore not searchable.
So it would be great to have those subparts (WPF, ASPX,...) as real parts - or somehow searchable as a whole.
Regards
Manfred
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Hi ManniAT,
Thank you for this feedback and sorry for the inconvenience.
Actually, our intention is to add that forum sublevel you are asking for.
Also, if you want to search something general for a whole technology (Sylverlight for example), you can use the Support search. Open Support page: http://www.telerik.com/support.aspx, click "Silverlight Controls" and type your search in the sliding pannel.
The results for "RoutedEvents":
http://www.telerik.com/search?start=0&q=Routed%2bEvents
You can filter then the results by type: KBs, Forum results, etc.
Kind regards,
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Thank you for this feedback and sorry for the inconvenience.
Actually, our intention is to add that forum sublevel you are asking for.
Also, if you want to search something general for a whole technology (Sylverlight for example), you can use the Support search. Open Support page: http://www.telerik.com/support.aspx, click "Silverlight Controls" and type your search in the sliding pannel.
The results for "RoutedEvents":
http://www.telerik.com/search?start=0&q=Routed%2bEvents
You can filter then the results by type: KBs, Forum results, etc.
Kind regards,
Nikolay Angelov
the Telerik team
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answered on 28 Apr 2009, 02:18 PM
Hi Nikolay,
thank you for the answer and the cool workaround!
That's Telerik :) - not only promise a solution "soon" - instead you (if possible) provide a solution which helps in the meantime!
Great Job - Kudos
Manfred
thank you for the answer and the cool workaround!
That's Telerik :) - not only promise a solution "soon" - instead you (if possible) provide a solution which helps in the meantime!
Great Job - Kudos
Manfred