Hi
just started working with rad controls and after a successful implementation of radtooltipmanager with custom control (contails a repeater) to populate it i want to change the style of the scroll bar (js scroll bar preferably).
how can i do this? i am able to add a default scroll bar using ContentScrolling="Y" property.
plz help
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just started working with rad controls and after a successful implementation of radtooltipmanager with custom control (contails a repeater) to populate it i want to change the style of the scroll bar (js scroll bar preferably).
how can i do this? i am able to add a default scroll bar using ContentScrolling="Y" property.
plz help
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Hi Waqas,
The scrollbar is a browser feature. If you want to use a custom control for this you are free to do so. If it needs client-side initialization I can suggest using the OnClientResponseEnd event as the first time the content of the tooltip is available, the getCurrent() static method shown in this article to get the shown tooltip and the get_contentElement() method from its client-side API to get a reference to the content container. At this point you can modify them with JavaScript as desired.
Of course, if you have a server control that will do this for you, you can add it in the user control loaded in the tooltip manager.
Regards,
Marin Bratanov
Telerik
The scrollbar is a browser feature. If you want to use a custom control for this you are free to do so. If it needs client-side initialization I can suggest using the OnClientResponseEnd event as the first time the content of the tooltip is available, the getCurrent() static method shown in this article to get the shown tooltip and the get_contentElement() method from its client-side API to get a reference to the content container. At this point you can modify them with JavaScript as desired.
Of course, if you have a server control that will do this for you, you can add it in the user control loaded in the tooltip manager.
Regards,
Marin Bratanov
Telerik
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