Tag: RadGrid for ASP.NET AJAX

Web ASP.NET AJAX
Telerik ASP.NET AJAX Controls and Entity Framework 6 - Buttery Smoothness

Microsoft released the updated Entity Framework 6 (EF6) framework in early 2013 to eager developers who wanted to use the newly open sourced data access library. At the time, Microsoft didn't provide support for the Entity Framework Data Source in ASP.NET. In this article, Jeff Fritz shows you how Telerik is supporting the recently released EF6 support for ASP.NET web forms.

by Jeffrey T. Fritz
March 19, 2014 Share
Web ASP.NET AJAX
Add Excel-like Multi-select Filtering to Your ASP.NET DataGrid

With the Q3’13 release, Telerik’s DataGrid control for ASP.NET AJAX supports the so called CheckList filtering type. This multi-select filtering allows users to click on a filter button for a given column and open a dropdown with checkboxes for all possible values that can be included or excluded from the filtered data.

by Vasil Raev
November 05, 2013 Share
Web ASP.NET AJAX
A Modern Photobooth Web Application Built With ASP.Net AJAX

In preparation for Telerik’s entry in the Best of Tech Ed competition, we decided to deliver a Photobooth website that would make use of the cool new features in our June 2013 version of our ASP.Net controls. This is the story of how we delivered a that web application as part of Telerik’s award winning Best of TechEd entry.

by Jeffrey T. Fritz
July 19, 2013 Share
Release
The Most Wanted Features in RadGrid for ASP.NET AJAX in Q2 2013

Check out the great new features of RadGrid: a new hierarchy load mode, client-side show / hide for MultiColumn Headers and a new GridAutoCompleteColumn.

by Marin Georgiev
June 27, 2013 Share
Release
New Batch Editing Functionality Brings the User Experience of Telerik’s Grid for ASP.NET AJAX Closer to Excel

Batch editing is a new type of inline editing which brings the editing experience of RadGrid closer to this of Excel. Upon a click/double-click (whatever the developer specifies), the user will be able to open the cell for editing and edit as many cells as they like. By hitting the Save button just once, all their changes will be preserved.

by Antonio Stoilkov
May 31, 2013 Share