This blog post is part of my research on whether the RadControls for ASP.NET Ajax support Microsoft Expression Web? The answer is simple – yes, they do.   If you only follow the instructions on how to use custom controls in Expression Web, you will see the result yourself. The main point here is having the Telerik.Web.UI assembly in the GAC and register it with its fully qualified name on the page.   Here are some screenshots:   Design-time: Run-time:  

Below is a summary of the new online resources available for our ASP.NET AJAX controls/WinForms controls: RADCONTROLS FOR ASP.NET AJAX RadMenu Code library entries Load-on-Demand Context Menu (with RadAjaxManager): http://www.telerik.com/community/code-library/submission/b311D-bkkthk.aspx RadTreeView Help topics Troubleshooting > Expanding nodes: http://www.telerik.com/help/aspnet-ajax/troubleshooting-expanding-nodes.html Code library entries Navigating through RadTreeView with ALT + the arrow keys while editing Nodes: http://www.telerik.com/community/code-library/submission/b311D-bkdgae.aspx Updating Drag&Drop operations to Data Base through LinqDataSource: http://www.telerik.com/community/code-library/submission/b311D-bkkmce.aspx

Well, someone finally did it! They've put a web browser in a pokémon ball! The Internet is awash with blogs posts about Google chrome which just a few hours ago became available for download. I'm not going to just repeat whatever is in the Google chrome comic book. If you haven't seen it go do it now. I am, however, going to tell you just how happy this new browser makes me. And no, it is not the warm colors or the pokemon ball thing :) Google Chrome is just a great browser. It is very very fast, includes a slick minimalistic UI,...

I am really excited to announce the newly updated Documentation page about RadControls for Silverlight. Currently, you can directly open and browse the newly added Online Help or download the latest CHM file containing the same topics. We will be surely enhancing the content of the help files so that the users could find there most of the answers they are looking for. Our goal is to provide a wide range of topics - from simple "how-to" articles to advanced and complicated topics about our controls for Silverlight.

by Nikolay Atanasov

September 02, 2008 Share

Our customers who use the Telerik ASP.NET line of controls are used to having paging in their grids. This approach, however, is seldom used for WinForms applications, although there are cases when paging in WinForms grids is needed as well, especially when there are million records in the database (literally). You may have seen the blog post by Vladimir Enchev about implementing paging with RadGridView for WPF (if you have not, this is the right time to do so :)). A couple of days ago Mr. Enchev came by and said "You know guys, you could do the same thing with your WinForms...