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New online resources for the past three weeks (04/05/2008 - 05/25/2008)
Below is a summary of the new online resources available for our ASP.NET controls/WinForm controls: ASP.NET RadAjax Help topics Manager vs. Panel: http://www.telerik.com/help/aspnet-ajax/manager-vs-panel.html RadAjaxManagerProxy: http://www.telerik.com/help/aspnet-ajax/ajax-manager-proxy.html Layout problem: Updated controls on a new line: http://www.telerik.com/help/aspnet-ajax/layout-problem-updated-controls-on-new-line.html RadTreeView Knowledge base articles How to expand a disabled node: http://www.telerik.com/support/kb/article/b454K-hhc-b454T-bgd-b454c-bgd.aspx RadEditor Knowledge base articles Disabling HTML editing in Html mode of RadEditor: http://www.telerik.com/support/kb/article/b454K-hma-b454T-a-b454c-cbetemdget.aspx Disabling the built-in shortcuts of RadEditor: http://www.telerik.com/support/kb/article/b454K-hmc-b454T-a-b454c-cbetemdget.aspx Setting a transparent background to RadEditor: http://www.telerik.com/support/kb/article/b454K-hme-b454T-a-b454c-cbetemdget.aspx -
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Client-side edit, update, delete and insert with RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX, WebServices and LINQ
Continuing my previous post regarding RadGrid client-side data-binding, I've made small example on how to perform edit, update, delete and insert using web services, LINQ and RadControls. Live Demo | DownloadWeb ASP.NET AJAXSQL Server sorting, paging and filtering with RadGrid client-side data-binding to WebService
It is time to post new version of my 1 mil. records demo now with pure SQL Server paging, filtering & sorting. Basically this is very similar to how RadGrid will execute queries internally when you work with LinqDataSource, ObjectDataSource or ANY other DataSourceControl with built-in server paging. Furthermore, RadGrid is smart enough to not request all items in your collection by default if not needed even when you use direct binding via DataSource property. It is important to note that RadGrid will not oblige you to use any special DataSourceControl, class or interface! Conclusion: When you combine pure server-side data operations with pure JSON transfer between client and server, you can...PeopleBroadcasting Telerik TV!
We are excited to unveil a new initiative we have been working on for the past weeks – Telerik TV! Together with Carl Franklin from .NET Rocks we have come up with a cool way to show great implementations of Telerik products. Each episode Carl will be interviewing customers who will be sharing their experience with our tools and making in-depth presentation of their projects. You should not miss the first episode with Lino Tadros from Falafel Software! He presents ActiveFocus - a web-based Project Collaboration and Productivity System his company built using Telerik RadControls. It is ...May 27, 2021 1 min readDesktop WPFWPF Series: Creating Generic Adorner
As I have mentioned at the end of the previous post today I will show you how to create a generic adorner, which will allow you to decorate a single element multiple times at different positions. At the end we will be able to create something that looks like this: To achieve this we will need a way to say that we want to position the adorner at the different corners of the element as well as to specify whether we want to be inside or outside (vertically or horizontally) of the element. Let's create some enumeration types that will serve for...May 27, 2021 2 min readWebRadControls and ASP.NET Dynamic Data - Update
UPDATE: You can download the latest Dynamic Data bits from here. We have been working for some time to integrate RadGrid in the ListDetails page template. I am pleased to announce that this is now a fact. You can use a modified version of ListDetails.aspx bundled with RadGrid. See for yourself: You can download the bits from here. They are tested with the latest Dynamic Data bits which you can grab from here. I would like to thank David Ebbo for his continuous support and help. Also a big thank you to my colleague Vlad (our local RadGrid expert) who provided invaluable assistance with...ReleaseTelerik Reporting courseware available for free download
Our friends at Falafel did it again - they created an amazing step-by-step guide for Telerik Reporting customers. The extensive document will walk you through the product, highlight its capabilities and provide in-depth information about databinding, styling, expressions, sorting, filtering, design-time and much more. Coming to nearly 200 pages, the courseware comes with a lot of code snippets that will show you the true power of our report generator engine. The courseware is available for free download at http://www.telerik.com/support/self-paced-tutorial.aspx Enjoy! And keep the feedback...Web ASP.NET AJAXClient-side data-binding with RadGrid for ASP.NET AJAX, WebServices and LINQ - Part II
Today I've spent another ~ 30 minutes to extend RadGrid client-side data binding demo to 1 mil. records from my previous post and now you have caching and filtering included. All data operations are accomplished using famous Dynamic Query Library however you can easily rewrite the demo to use SQL syntax instead if you want. You can check the new example here and download the source from here. Enjoy!ReleaseRadControls for Silverlight 2.0 CTP
Moving forward with the next-generation Web Controls, Telerik is proud to announce its forthcoming CTP release of the RadContols suite for Silverlight 2.0. As always, our main goal is adding power to the default controls bundled with Silverlight 2.0. What is more, we will release controls that are not “in the box” of what Microsoft has already prepared. We will provide fully featured, lookless and completely stylable controls that will be “WPF Source Code” compatible. RadControls will allow you to accomplish Rich User Experience and deliver valuable visualizations to your custom applications. Our eye-catching examples will guide you through the...PeopleStephen Forte goes to US Congress
Yesterday was a big day – Stephen Forte, our Chief Strategy Officer, was in the US Congress! Besides talking about Telerik, our quest for global software domination and the Bulgarian-American friendship, Stephen was there to comment on a very important and pending issue: should US government modernize its systems and ensure that heaps of historic information are not just stored but are also accessible. In essence, Stephen urged them to move away from mainframes so that they can start using our tools:) Here’s what Stephen and the others had to say in the discussion (article from Washington Internet Daily): Government Urged to...
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