Introduced with the 2011 Q2 Release of the
RadControls for AJAX, WinForms, WPF and Silverlight
is the new Toolbox Grouping functionality. Controls in the toolbox will be delivered in multiple tabs, organized by type and role, right after installation.
The users of the
Toolbox Configurator
wizard will also benefit from the improvement. For those who aren’t familiar, it can be found under the Visual Studio Telerik menu.
Using the toolbox configurator will add the items in the toolbox organized in groups, although the old ‘one-tab’ look will still apply for previous releases.
If you find it hard to keep...
With the next major release just around the corner (expected in a few weeks’ time), we at Telerik are excited to announce that the registration for our traditional “What’s New” Webinar Week is now open. Book your seat for a series of live web events following the release date, during which Telerik’s Evangelists will show you how to make the most out of the cool new stuff we ship with Q2 2011. Attending the live webinars kicking off July 18 gives you the chance to not only have your questions answered in the Q&A sessions, but to also win a...
Recently we received a support ticket with a question whether RadHtmlPlaceholder provides support for cookies. By default, RadHtmlPlaceholder doesn't have a mechanism for reading/writing cookies. However, with the right bits of JavaScript, everything is possible :)
Imagine you have an HTML page which you want to read/write cookies to and all this has to happen from Silverlight. First, you need few JavaScript methods for reading/writing cookies. Let's call the page we want to read/write cookies to CookiesPage.html. <html> <head> <title>Cookies Page</title> <script type="text/javascript"> // Create a cookie with the specified name and value function SetCookie(name, value) { document.cookie = name + "=" + value; alert("Cookie successfully set"); } // Retrieve the value of...
Tired of enabling installer packages with User Account Control turned on? Miss the right-click & Run as Administrator command on MSI files? Want to easily run each installer with logging enabled?
At least I was. Here is a quick way to add a Run As Administrator With Log command to msi files (inspired by
David Ebbo’s post
):
All we need is modify the MSI.Package class definition in the registry.
The first step is to add a “runas” shell entry. This allows the command to automatically be run as administrator.
The next step is defining a command to be executed. This is the...
1st click, 2nd click and you are ready to go. These are the steps required to install any Telerik product as of the Q1 2011 release. The idea behind this change is to provide better user experience during installation. To achieve this we have minimized the steps that you have to perform when installing any Telerik product while at the same time we have left the same flexibility to customize what is installed. Let me introduce the new installation workflow: Step 1 On the first dialog you can read the license agreement of the product if you click the Read License Agreement button. By continuing...
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