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Hi,
Straight to your questions.
Yes, you can have a document host or rad pane on the entire screen. As for the split containers they can nest in each other and also in the document host.
If you need any assistance please provide more details and send a screenshot.
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Straight to your questions.
Yes, you can have a document host or rad pane on the entire screen. As for the split containers they can nest in each other and also in the document host.
If you need any assistance please provide more details and send a screenshot.
All the best,
Konstantina
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MattC2007
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answered on 21 Dec 2009, 04:21 PM
Hi thnx for the resonse. Could you please provide a very basic example?
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Konstantina
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Thank you for the interest in our products.
You can find an example for the Docking here. There, you can also find examples for all other Telerik's controls.
If you have further questions please feel free to ask again.
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MattC2007
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answered on 22 Dec 2009, 04:03 PM
Thanks for the link. I'm aware of the examples section for each of the controls. I was wondering if you could provide an example of having a document pannel take up the entire screen and have other panes nested inside.
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Hello,
Attached you will find a very simple project which illustrates how a document host take up the entire screen.
Hope this works for you.
If you have any further questions please do not hesitate to ask again.
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Konstantina
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Attached you will find a very simple project which illustrates how a document host take up the entire screen.
Hope this works for you.
If you have any further questions please do not hesitate to ask again.
All the best,
Konstantina
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MattC2007
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answered on 04 Jan 2010, 01:56 PM
Hi thanks for the example. This is however currently how we are also displaying our content. My issue is that I want the menu pannels nested in the document pannel. Your example has a document pannel without any content and the menu pannels are not nested.
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Hello,
It seems like I can't get you right. Could you please send us some more details about what exactly you want to do and if possible, a screenshot. This way we will be able to help you in the best manner.
Looking forward to your reply.
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Konstantina
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It seems like I can't get you right. Could you please send us some more details about what exactly you want to do and if possible, a screenshot. This way we will be able to help you in the best manner.
Looking forward to your reply.
Kind regards,
Konstantina
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MattC2007
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answered on 04 Jan 2010, 05:25 PM
I have attached a screen shot of our website. You can see that our canvas control is nested inside the document pane. and the menu's are radpanes.
Our goal is to get the canvas to take up the entire screen and have the menus float over top. We would also like to get rid of the boarder around the document pane and the header.
Our goal is to get the canvas to take up the entire screen and have the menus float over top. We would also like to get rid of the boarder around the document pane and the header.
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Hello Matt,
Straight to your questions.
The project which you sent to us for your other question helped answering this one too.
To remove the boarder around the document pane and the header you have to remove the RadPaneGroup in which the Document Host was. Also after removing the Margin of the canvas (which was set to 25) the picture will be looking better.
Attached you will find your project with the above-mentioned changes.
Please let us know if that worked for you. If you have further question please feel free to contact us again.
Best wishes,
Konstantina
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Straight to your questions.
The project which you sent to us for your other question helped answering this one too.
To remove the boarder around the document pane and the header you have to remove the RadPaneGroup in which the Document Host was. Also after removing the Margin of the canvas (which was set to 25) the picture will be looking better.
Attached you will find your project with the above-mentioned changes.
Please let us know if that worked for you. If you have further question please feel free to contact us again.
Best wishes,
Konstantina
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