Tag: RadMenu

Web ASP.NET AJAX
Web Mail—A New Demo Application using UI for ASP.NET AJAX

The R1 2016 release of Telerik UI for ASP.NET AJAX now contains a brand new demo application, Web Mail, which mimics Outlook Web Access. It provides Mail/Calendar/Contacts/Notes view. Its a modern looking, lightweight and responsive web application.

by Lohith Goudagere Nagaraj
February 19, 2016 Share
Release
Weekly Dose of Telerik Support Resources 12/17/2013

December 17, 2013 Share
Web ASP.NET AJAX
Put your ASP.NET menu on a healthy diet -- introducing the lightweight render mode for RadMenu

Slowly but surely, we are rolling out our lightweight initiative to more controls. This time it's Telerik’s ASP.NET Menu. Skip after the break to learn what we've changed.

by Ivan Zhekov
October 31, 2013 Share
Desktop WinForms
Changing the Backcolor for the RadMenu for WinForms

Recently a question regarding how to change the BackColor of the RadMenu for WinForms. I thought it might be easier to outline this process with screenshots so I put together a quick post to answer the question. After creating a new WinForms application project, I added a RadMenu. The screenshot below shows that the default color of the menu is blue. The quickest way to accomplish this task is to click on the SmartTag in the DesignView. Then select the Edit UI Element menu option. This will open a new window which is called the Element hierarchy editor. Within the Element hierarchy editor, select the...

April 03, 2009 Share
Web ASP.NET AJAX
RadRotator and RadMenu for ASP.NET AJAX: Building an Interactive Menu Together

It’s always cool to see how the RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX work together. Today I saw a question from a customer asking if the RadRotator can be used to create a menu similar to that on the Experts Exchange web site. If you’re unfamiliar with their menu, it’s got a lot of options in it. Because there are so many menu choices they decided to make the menu interactive, adding a button to the right-hand side of the menu which, when clicked, replaces the existing menu options with another set. Using this approach means you no longer have to be concerned about having...

by Iana Tsolova
February 28, 2009 Share