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  • Release

    Q1 2010 SP2 releases for Telerik ASP.NET AJAX and MVC product lines

    The time has come to publish the second service packs releases for our ASP.NET AJAX and MVC suites. These are mainly stabilization releases with a set of fixes and a few enhancements that made it for the Q1 2010 SP2 launch. The details are available in the referenced resources below:   RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX Release notes Demos Online documentation   Telerik Extensions for ASP.NET MVC Release notes Demos Online documentation
  • Web ASP.NET AJAX

    Extending RadListView for ASP.NET AJAX with client-side binding and infinite scroll

    From time to time customers ask us if it is possible to implement client-side binding with our RadListView for ASP.Net AJAX.  Although, this is not currently available as a built-in feature, one can very easily extend the control with some jQuery magic and Microsoft's proposed client-side templates.   I have prepared a small sample app which demonstrates a basic implementation of client-side population through infinite scroll. The actual functionality is wrapped into a good old Ajax Control Extender, which can be hooked to a RadListView. The sample contains two pages - one illustrating full client-side population, and another showing an initial server-side...
  • Web ASP.NET AJAX

    Internet Explorer CSS limits

    We all know that Internet Explorer has some bugs. Some of them can even bring down the entire rendering of your page. Like for instance the forced Standards mode crash bug in IE8, which can make your page to disappear completely if you have a floated container with max-height and overflow: scroll. Two such bizarre bugs are these less known limitations in Internet Explorer - the 31 stylesheets per file and the 4095 selectors in a file. Let’s first discuss the more widely known of the two - 31 stylesheets per file If you are an ASP.NET developer and you develop...
  • Web ASP.NET AJAX

    Localizing the RadEditor

    In my last post I went over how to create your own custom dictionary for RadSpell and since this control is fully integrated into our RadEditor control I wanted to discuss how to use your custom dictionary with the RadEditor, as well as how to localize the RadEditor itself. To start off we want to make sure that we can take use of our custom dictionary in the RadEditor. To do this we need to make sure that the “RadSpell” folder is located in the “App_Data” folder of our project. In the RadSpell folder we have to add all of our custom...
    April 30, 2010
  • Web ASP.NET AJAX

    Creating a Custom RadSpell Dictionary

    The RadSpell control for ASP.NET Ajax allows you to provide your users with spellchecking in your ASP.NET Ajax applications. The control can be used to spellcheck any server or client editable element which means that any textbox, div, or iframe can be spell checked. Out of the box only three languages are supported by RadSpell; English, French and German. However, we have an offering of several languages that can be downloaded, found in this forum thread, which can be used with RadSpell. These files may be incomplete since they are not officially supported by Telerik, but overall they do provide...
    April 29, 2010