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Join me this Weekend at the New England Code Camp
That's right, I'm headed to Boston tomorrow for the 10th New England Code Camp. This will be a weekend of first for me. Not only is it my first time in Boston, but also my first talk as a Telerik evangelist. I'm pretty excited! So if you're in the area, drop on by and say hello. It's going to be a blast! There are plenty or great talks scheduled and still a few seats open for those of you who haven't signed up yet. Don't forget to check out my Silverlight talk on Sunday. I'm going to cover all the basics...September 19, 2008 1 min read -
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Showing "tooltips" for the Nested RadGridView in RadMultiColumnComboBox
I promised that I will continue the "tooltips" series by demonstrating a "HOWTO" approach with our RadMultiColumnComboBox component. So what is the big difference with RadComboBox? What is really different is that RadGridView uses temporary elements to render grid cells, that are recycled every time you change something inside the screen estate of the RadGridView (say like scrolling). This means that setting the TooltipText properties of the cells in design time or through the API won't work. The solution That leaves us with the second approach only: to use the ToolTipTextNeeded event to get the job done. Here is a small example... -
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Wrapping a .NET user control as an ActiveX
Before even asking why one should do anything like this, let me clarify that this is a good technique to spice up a bit your VB6 application. Now I know this is not cutting edge but still it is important to a lot of people (as I found out already). So let’s start then... Create a new solution that includes a Windows Forms application (to test easily the functionality provided by the user control). Then add a library project that will wrap our user control. What is demonstrated by this example is a very simple example that includes a label, and a...September 17, 2008 4 min read -
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RadGauge for Silverlight - coming up with Q3
There are lots of exciting things coming up with the official release of “RadControls for Silverlight”. One of them is the newly included RadGauge control in the suite. As it has already become a tradition – RadGauge for Silverlight will share the same code base as its WPF analogue. This will allow the users to use the same API with both the controls. With Telerik RadGauge for Silverlight you will be able to display and monitor live data using the rich set of features the control provides. Furthermore, you will be able to completely customize the look of the control... -
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Visual Studio Tooltips unplugged: How to use multiple monitors with Visual Studio efficiently
It is no urban legend that having more monitors results in greater productivity, and most of all tremendous increase in developer’s comfort. Even the Myth Busters (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MythBusters) dudes know that. So imagine that your group’s budget allows installing a brand new (say 22 inches) TFT display as your second, or even better you already have the setup. What are your options with VS 2005/2008 for efficient management of the screen estate to bust productivity? Better code access You can vertically split the Visual Studio screen estate in two, and position the divider down the center of the two monitors. This can be done...September 16, 2008 1 min read -
Web ASP.NET AJAX
JavaScript >> Get Any CSS Property Value of an Object using $style
This is the first of a series of blog posts providing Javascript and CSS tips and tricks aimed to help you in your day-to-day work with web user interfaces. Anyone who needs to polish a user interface and make it truly cross-browser has hit the wall of browser differences, bugs and inconsistencies. There are plenty of resources on the Internet discussing workarounds to some of those problems - but our team's front-end developer Martin and I believe that in "our" bag of tricks there are some interesting ones as well. We will try to roll out at least 20... -
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How To: Telerik RadGrid for ASP.NET AJAX client-side data-binding to WCF
In continue to my previous posts related to RadGrid for ASP.NET AJAX client-side data-binding, I've created new example how to bind the grid to a WCF service: web.config service registration: <system.serviceModel> <behaviors> <serviceBehaviors> <behavior name="ServiceBehavior"> <serviceMetadata httpGetEnabled="true"/> <serviceDebug includeExceptionDetailInFaults="false"/>... -
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Showing "tooltips" for list items in RadComboBox
There are two ways of doing this: The first approach is to assign directly the text to be displayed to every ComboBoxItem. This is done through the API or through the design time. You must assign the required text to every item’s ToolTipText. The second approach is to handle the ToolTipTextNeeded event where custom logic can be applied: private voidTestComboBox1_Load(objectsender, EventArgs e) { ComboPopupForm parent = this.radComboBox1.ComboBoxElement.ListBoxElement.ElementTree.Control asComboPopupForm; if(parent != null) { parent.ToolTipTextNeeded += newTelerik.WinControls.ToolTipTextNeededEventHandler(radComboBox1_ToolTipTextNeeded); } } Add... -
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Another Free RadWebinar: RadGridView for WinForms
WinForms developers, mark your calendars! Telerik and Falafel have teamed up to bring you another FREE RadWebinar on October 1, 2008 from 12:30 PM - 2:30 PM EST. In case you've never attended a previous RadWebinar, I highly recommend you check it out. They are a great way to get up to speed with the RadControls or to get your questions answered by Telerik experts. This next RadWebinar will be a 2-hour session demonstrating how to use the RadGridView for WinForms and will be taught by none other than Falafel President and CEO Lino Tadros. Some of the main topics Lino...September 15, 2008 1 min read -
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Skin Exchange Contest Winners
Our Community Skin Contest is over! A big thank you goes to all members who generously shared their skins with the rest of the community. The winners of the Skin Exchange Contest, as voted by our community, are:1st place - an Xbox and a free RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX + WinForms + Telerik Reporting license goes to Daniel Jonsson in Iceland for his D1040 RadControls Common Skin. 2nd place and a free RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX + WinForms + Telerik Reporting license goes to Miglena Nikolova from Bulgaria for her RadMenu Shade Skin.3rd place and a free RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX license...
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