Just before our Q3 release I've made quick test to see how the grid will perform with 1 mil. records table and here is the result: In this example the grid is bound with our new client-side declarative approach to a static page method: ... <DataBinding Location="~/Default.aspx" SelectMethod="GetData" SortParameterType="Linq" FilterParameterType="Linq" /> ... ... [System.Web.Services.WebMethod] public static Telerik.Web.UI.GridBindingData GetData(int startRowIndex, int maximumRows, string sortExpression, string filterExpression) { ...
Telerik Sitefinity evangelist Gabe Sumner and Telerik Chief Evangelist Todd Anglin co-host another case study on Telerik TV. This month, they interview Amith Nagarajan from Aptify as he discusses why his company chose Telerik as their CMS provider and shows off how they use Sitefinity on their website, Aptify.com. Aptify, which Amith founded in 1993, provides powerful enterprise-level software built to meet the specific needs of many industries. So be sure to drop by Telerik TV and watch as Amith shows how easy it was to use Sitefinity CMS to build a powerful and flexible web site....
Below is a summary of the new online resources available for our ASP.NET AJAX controls and Telerik Reporting: RADCONTROLS FOR ASP.NET AJAX RadScheduler Knowledge base articles External skins break the Image of the DatePicker button: http://www.telerik.com/support/kb/article/b454K-bbbk-b454T-a-b454c-cbetemdget.aspx How to access controls in the advanced form: http://www.telerik.com/support/kb/article/b454K-bbbg-b454T-cth-b454c-cth.aspx How to go to a specific date in Day View by clicking on the date cell in Month View: http://www.telerik.com/support/kb/article/b454K-bbbm-b454T-a-b454c-cbetemdget.aspx
For those of us who were not lucky enough to go to the PDC this week, Microsoft published all the video recordings online at the Channel9 website. If you have been there you should have seen the Telerik booth and some of my colleagues - we were once again the gold sponsor of the conference. There are eleven sessions for Silverlight - see them all here: http://channel9.msdn.com/tags/pdc2008.silverlight/ If you don't have the time to watch them all - here is my Top3 recommended list: Microsoft Silverlight Futures: Building Business Focused Applications
Jamie Cool talks about the future releases of Silverlight components focused entirely on the LOB scenarios. You...
I know many of you like our WinForms "Desert" theme:
I like it very much too. But I've been using it for quite some time and it started to kind of bore me. I just wish it wasn't so orange-ish. Then I got impressed by the UI of Windows Live's set of desktop applications, which have the cool option to change the skin color - on the fly:
Its very neat and I just can't get bored using this kind of UI. Our Windows Form components on the other hand have a very extensible way of skinning, but still, you are...
We are just a few days away from releasing the full RadControls for Silverlight suite which with its advanced and unique capabilities will help you accelerate your Silverlight development. As we follow closely the Microsoft release schedule, the suite was released and updated right after Microsoft Silverlight2 RTW release, when we showed you two new controls RadCoverFlow and RadContextMenu. Here are the novelties that you can expect with the upcoming release on November 5: RadGauge Great new integration examples showing our new Drag&Drop functionality, Page Navigation functionality, Databinding and Telerik advanced media components. New QSF design. New Theming mechanism allowing you to...
What better source for tips and tricks for your beloved Reporting product, than a blog spot right from the kitchen where the product is ‘mixed’. As of this post, we would like to start a small series of tips and tricks that make a developers’ life sweeter. We’re not going to discuss general topics, so if you’re looking for answers for one of those questions – please review our documentation and our forums.
As you can guess, the sub-report item, which lets you display one report within another report is widely used in Telerik Reporting. It lets you compose complex reports from...
As the official Q3 release approaches, we decided to launch a preview of our controls that will officially become a part of the "RadControls for WPF" bundle. These are our RadGauge, RadChart and RadScheduler controls. We have been continuously working on these during the last several months to improve and further advance the controls to let you build complete Line-Of-Business applications with our full range of controls for WPF. With the wide variety of LOB controls and the consistent skins these controls provide, we aim at easing the process of building a complete and flexible UI of desktop applications. You can check...
As I mentioned in my previous post “UI Automation/Accessibility in Silverlight 2, tools and resources summary”, UIA Verify is one of the current options for UI Automation testing of controls and applications. The tool was published by the Microsoft UI Automation team about 7 months ago and according to the release page, it was downloaded about thousand of times so far. Still, I didn’t find any public articles regarding its advantages not because the tool is useless, quite the opposite! So I decided to describe the tool’s features briefly and I hope you’ll enjoy the tutorial. First of ...
All you need to create your own custom skin for RadGrid is to copy one of our existing skins and change desired CSS settings. To do this you need to perform following steps: Copy one of our existing skins (for example Gray skin) in your application. Replace all occurrences of "_Gray" with your skin name (for example "_MyCustomSkin") in the CSS file. Change urls for the images (and other desired settings) in the CSS file. Register your CSS file in the HEAD tag of your page. Set Skin="MyCustomSkin" and EnableEmbeddedSkins="false" for RadGrid. The result: Your own custom grid look and...