Sean Fulmer
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Sean Fulmer
asked on 06 Oct 2009, 04:00 PM
Hi all,
We current have a large web project in visual studio 2008 using the ASP.NET Q1 2009 rad tools (ie the non-ajax version). We want to move to the AJAX version (we have ASP.NET AJAX Q2 2009 installed), but not all at once.
As our first page, we have a multi tabbed page (using rad multipageview and 14 pageviews, each with a radgrid and radchart on it) that we wanted to convert to using the new AJAX tab control on this page while leaving all the other controls using the old version. (The plan was to use the AJAX tabstrip to load each pageview on demand.)
Sadly, after dragging and dropping the new tab onto the page and setting its properties, the page and project would not compile. It complains about telerik charting existing in 2 dlls. A quick look at the forums found this:
http://www.telerik.com/community/forums/aspnet-ajax/chart/important-build-errors-when-upgrading-from-radchart-to-prometheus.aspx
So I'd like to choose option 1. However, no where in my web.config does it mention telerik.charting.dll, thus making it hard for me to follow the directions in option one to "remove the reference to the Telerik.Charting.dll from your Web.config file."
Considering the large amount of other telerik controls on the page, I obviously dont want to have to convert them all over at once. I just want to convert the tab.
So any ideas how I can remove the reference to the telerik.charting in the ajax version so I can continue to use the old stuff?
We current have a large web project in visual studio 2008 using the ASP.NET Q1 2009 rad tools (ie the non-ajax version). We want to move to the AJAX version (we have ASP.NET AJAX Q2 2009 installed), but not all at once.
As our first page, we have a multi tabbed page (using rad multipageview and 14 pageviews, each with a radgrid and radchart on it) that we wanted to convert to using the new AJAX tab control on this page while leaving all the other controls using the old version. (The plan was to use the AJAX tabstrip to load each pageview on demand.)
Sadly, after dragging and dropping the new tab onto the page and setting its properties, the page and project would not compile. It complains about telerik charting existing in 2 dlls. A quick look at the forums found this:
http://www.telerik.com/community/forums/aspnet-ajax/chart/important-build-errors-when-upgrading-from-radchart-to-prometheus.aspx
So I'd like to choose option 1. However, no where in my web.config does it mention telerik.charting.dll, thus making it hard for me to follow the directions in option one to "remove the reference to the Telerik.Charting.dll from your Web.config file."
Considering the large amount of other telerik controls on the page, I obviously dont want to have to convert them all over at once. I just want to convert the tab.
So any ideas how I can remove the reference to the telerik.charting in the ajax version so I can continue to use the old stuff?
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Hello Sean Fulmer,
The problem is that now the Telerik.Charting namespace is part of the Telerik.Web.UI assembly. Fortunately there are almost no differences between the classic RadChart control and the one in Telerik.Web.UI. We would advise you to simply delete RadChart.Net20.dll and use the new chart from Telerik.Web.UI.
Sincerely yours,
Vladimir Milev
the Telerik team
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The problem is that now the Telerik.Charting namespace is part of the Telerik.Web.UI assembly. Fortunately there are almost no differences between the classic RadChart control and the one in Telerik.Web.UI. We would advise you to simply delete RadChart.Net20.dll and use the new chart from Telerik.Web.UI.
Sincerely yours,
Vladimir Milev
the Telerik team
Instantly find answers to your questions on the new Telerik Support Portal.
Watch a video on how to optimize your support resource searches and check out more tips on the blogs.