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Uploading Files with Telerik’s ASP.NET Async Upload Control More Flexible than Ever

Following closely our customers’ feature requests and the latest browser implementations concerning the Html5 FileApi, we keep on our development tradition by adding to Telerik’s ASP.NET Async Upload five new features and support for uploading files in iPad/iPhone iOS. Drag-and-Drop From Q3.2012 RadAsyncUpload supports uploading files by dropping them not only over the upload itself but also over different DropZones on the page. This is easily achieved by setting the DropZones property which lists CSS selectors (with comma separators) allowing users to have a more intuitive functionality. More details can be found in this demo. Manual Upload Another functionality that provides more flexibility in the process of...

by Plamen Zdravkov
October 24, 2012 Share
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Inheriting From Custom Widgets

I had the privilege this week of attending the DevReach conference in Sofia, Bulgaria. For those of you who are not already familiar, Telerik (the company which makes Kendo UI) originated in Bulgaria. There are offices here where you will find engineers, product managers, marketing,...

by Burke Holland
October 17, 2012 Share
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The ASP.NET AJAX Gauge - Meet Telerik’s New HTML5-based Data Visualization Recruit

With our previous release (Q2 2012) we introduced RadHtmlChart, but we didn’t stop there – even before the next major release we introduced a lot of the features you asked for. Once again we leveraged the latest HTML5 goodness and RadHtmlChart now has its own younger brother – RadGauge. In fact, it’s a pair of twins – RadRadialGauge and RadLinearGauge to make the family life even more fun. Put simply, you can use the gauge to show very specific data with relation to a given range. You could mimic a car dashboard and show the fuel left and have the last quarter...

by Marin Bratanov
October 15, 2012 Share
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Quick Tips for Browser Dev Tools – The Console

Browser developer tools have been around for quite some time now, yet a surprising amount of current, or people looking in to becoming, web developers are unaware of them. This is why I wanted to spend some time on creating a short series looking at, what I think, are the important items to know about these great tools. This is actually the last post out of the series with part one covering the element inspector ant network resources, and part two going over the scripts tab. Today I want to take a look in to the all mighty console which is...

by Carl Bergenhem
October 10, 2012 Share
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How It's Made: The Stock History Demo

Like much of the writing I do these days, the idea for this blog post was sparked by an innocuous-looking tweet from Justin King: In his tweet, Justin was referring to the Stock History demo we built to showcase Kendo UI DataViz: The Stock History demo charts and displays...

by John Bristowe
October 10, 2012 Share