Craig Walker
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Craig Walker
asked on 02 Oct 2011, 10:47 PM
I'd like to dynamically create stacked notifications in codebehind. I tried programmatically creating an instance of RadNotifcation using something like:
When it fires, though, a generic object error is thrown. Is it possible to programmically or dynamically create notifications?
What I'm trying to do is retreive notification text from a database. But I want to display multiple notifications until the user closes the notification window.
Dim RadNotification1 As RadNotification = New RadNotificationRadNotification1.EnableShadow = TrueRadNotification1.EnableRoundedCorners = TrueRadNotification1.ShowTitleMenu = FalseRadNotification1.Text = "You have new messages!<br>date: " & DateTime.Now.ToShortTimeString & "<br><br>"RadNotification1.Show()When it fires, though, a generic object error is thrown. Is it possible to programmically or dynamically create notifications?
What I'm trying to do is retreive notification text from a database. But I want to display multiple notifications until the user closes the notification window.
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Hi Craig,
What I do not see in your code is where you add the RadNotification control to the page, for example:
This is required for any ASP control you create dynamically and it has to happen before you call its Show() method.
Kind regards,
Marin
the Telerik team
What I do not see in your code is where you add the RadNotification control to the page, for example:
form1.Controls.Add(RadNotification1)This is required for any ASP control you create dynamically and it has to happen before you call its Show() method.
Kind regards,
Marin
the Telerik team
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