I added the "DefaultGroupSettings" line and yes, every menu option was now a 3 bar menu. However, I need to be able to apply this to the menu options that actually have more than  "x" items in them.


Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.


Thanks,

Trying to get my Radgrid to perform updates of records but have not been able to. I have been following this article(http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/grid/examples/data-editing/manual-crud-operations/defaultcs.aspx?#qsf-demo-source) but because I am using content placeholders etc. can't follow it exactly. Below is my code, any suggestions on how to get the update to work would be appreciated. When I run the page, it just displays the data in the grid, the pencil icon does not show up to update. Any ideas?

Attached is the design and code behind.

Code Behind

I am attempting to use the Rad Editor for my website and I do NOT want JavaScript to be working, or any type of XSS capabilities.

This is what my declaration looks lik
As you can see: AllowScripts="false" and ContentFilters="RemoveScripts" are both set.
Unfortunately I can still enter in something like:
And it will still do the alert. Every time.

I was then searching around on the telerik site looking for help and ran across the OnClientLoad method of removing items.

I attempted this from a forum post a while back. Unfortunately it doesn't actually fix the issue either. It doesn't remove any of the things that it says it does.

And this is where I am stuck at. Nothing is really working for what it says its doing and I am leaving this for next week. I am just hoping someone points out something that I am perhaps doing wrong and can fix, or I don't know what.

Hi

I have FileExplorer in FormView and when changing from ReadOnly To Edit Mode it seems to loose the configuration that i do in
Page_Load().

Thank you for your help.

I am working on a page that uses the lightbox, and I noticed that the left/right buttons only show up when the mouse if hovered on them. Our web page will be used by mobile devices and other systems with touch-screens which do not have the ability to hover. Is there a way to make the left/right buttons always visible?

I've written an application that uses RadMap to display GeoJson shape data for the individual counties in a selected State in the USA. 
In ANY other browser (Chrome, Safari, FireFox) the RadMap is displayed perfectly.  In IE (Any version) the radmap navigation is displayed but the map is completely empty.   I'm at my wits end trying to troubleshoot this and would appreciate any help anyone can give me. 
I've included the aspx relating to the radmap as well as the associated js file text. 
 
<telerik:RadMap runat="server" ID="RadMap1" Zoom="6" Width="100%" Height="500" Skin="MetroTouch" >
<CenterSettings Latitude="40" Longitude="-100" />
<LayerDefaultsSettings>
<ShapeSettings>
    <StyleSettings>
 <FillSettings Color="DarkBlue " Opacity="1" />
<StrokeSettings Color="White" />
</StyleSettings>
</ShapeSettings>
</LayerDefaultsSettings>
<ClientEvents OnShapeCreated="shapeCreated" OnShapeMouseEnter="shapeMouseEnter"
OnShapeClick="shapeClick" OnShapeMouseLeave="shapeMouseLeave" OnClick="clientClick" />
<LayersCollection>
<telerik:MapLayer ClientDataSourceID="RadClientDataSource1" Type="Shape" Opacity="1">
</telerik:MapLayer>
                </LayersCollection>

</telerik:RadMap>

---- Script.js ----
var HIGHLIGHT_STROKE_COLOR = "Red";
var HIGHLIGHT_STROKE_HOVER_COLOR = "Green";
var COUNTRIES_COLOR = "DarkBlue";
var COUNTRIES_STROKE_COLOR = "White";

function shapeCreated(e) {

if (e.shape.dataItem.properties["GEO_ID"].substring(0, 2) === '05') {
if (e.shape.dataItem.properties["STATE"] === getParameterByName("ID")) {

var COUNTY_NAME = e.shape.dataItem.properties["NAME"];
var COUNTIES_COLOR = getcountycolor(e.shape.dataItem.properties["NAME"]);

e.shape.options.set("fill.color", COUNTIES_COLOR);
e.shape.options.set("stroke.color", COUNTRIES_STROKE_COLOR);
e.shape.innerHTML = e.shape.dataItem.properties["NAME"];

}
else { e.shape.options.set("visible", false); }
}


}

function getParameterByName(name) {
name = name.replace(/[\[]/, "\\[").replace(/[\]]/, "\\]");
var regex = new RegExp("[\\?&]" + name + "=([^&#]*)"),
results = regex.exec(location.search);
return results === null ? "" : decodeURIComponent(results[1].replace(/\+/g, " "));
}
function shapeMouseEnter(e) {
document.getElementById("lblShapeName").innerHTML = e.shape.dataItem.properties["NAME"];
e.shape.options.set("fill.color", HIGHLIGHT_STROKE_COLOR);
e.shape.options.set("stroke.color", HILIGHT_STROKE_COLOR);

e.shape.toolTip.set(e.shape.dataItem.properties["NAME"]);


}

function shapeMouseLeave(e) {

e.shape.options.set("fill.color",COUNTRIES_COLOR);
e.shape.options.set("stroke.color", COUNTRIES_STROKE_COLOR);
}

function shapeClick(e) {

if (e.shape.dataItem.properties["GEO_ID"].substring(0,2) === '05')
{
var County = e.shape.dataItem.properties['NAME'];
var state = getParameterByName("state");
window.location = "http://olaagenthub.onelifeamerica.com/OrderLeadsCounties.aspx?County=" + County + "&state="+state+"&ID=" + e.shape.dataItem.properties['STATE'];
}
else{
var state = e.shape.dataItem.properties['NAME'];
window.location = "http://olaagenthub.onelifeamerica.com/OrderLeadsCounties.aspx?state="+state+"&ID="+e.shape.dataItem.properties['STATE'];
}


}



function markerCreated(e) {
e.preventDefault();
}

function clientClick(e) {
toolTip.hide();
}

function clientPan(e) {
toolTip.hide();
}

function zoomStart(e) {
toolTip.hide();
}



function buildToolTipFromShape(shape, div) {

div.innerHTML = "<div><span class='detail'>Name: </span><span>" + shape.dataitem.properties["NAME"] + "</span></div>"

}

function getColorFromMagnitude(magnitude) {
return interpolateColor(magnitude, 3, 7, 255, 255, 0, 240, 0, 0);
}

function interpolateColor(value, minimum, maximum, R1, G1, B1, R2, G2, B2) {
value = value > maximum ? maximum : value;
value = value < minimum ? minimum : value;
value = value - minimum;
var percent = value / (maximum - minimum);

var r1 = R1 / 255.0, g1 = G1 / 255.0, b1 = B1 / 255.0;
var r2 = R2 / 255.0, g2 = G2 / 255.0, b2 = B2 / 255.0;

var r3 = (r1 + (r2 - r1) * percent) * 255;
var g3 = (g1 + (g2 - g1) * percent) * 255;
var b3 = (b1 + (b2 - b1) * percent) * 255;
return rgb2hex(r3, g3, b3);
}

function rgb2hex(red, green, blue) {
var rgb = blue | (green << 8) | (red << 16);
return '#' + (0x1000000 + rgb).toString(16).slice(1)
}

I would like to see some extra intelligence in the various Telerik drop-down controls, so that they avoid opening the drop-downs beyond the edges of the browser canvas.  Ideally, the behavior would be similar to the way drop-down boxes avoid crossing the edges of the screen in native windows applications.

In my case, I have RadToolBarSplitButton controls in multiple locations on the page, including close to the bottom of the page, and close to the right-hand edge of the page.  I am using the default ExpandDirection of Down.  This is a problem for the controls near the bottom of the page, because some of the drop-down items are rendered below the bottom edge of the browser window.  I am using EnableDefaultButton = false, and the text for some of the items is longer than the text on the RadToolBarSplitButton.  This is a problem for the controls near the right-hand edge of the page, because some of the drop-down is rendered beyond the right-hand edge of the browser window.  In both cases, the browser scroll bars extend to provide access to the rendered content beyond the previous edges of the canvas, but as soon as you click in the scroll bar to see the rest of the drop-down, the drop-down loses focus and collapses.

I am currently using the following javascript as a work-around, making use of the RadToolBar OnClientDropDownOpening and OnClientDropDownOpened events.

The expand and collapse animations still think the drop-down is expanding down rather than up, so I have disabled the animations.  If you attempt to use the undocumented set_expandDirection client method to adjust the animation, you will notice that there is an infinite recursion bug in this method in RadToolBarScripts.js.
That's obviously meant to be get_expandDirection() in the if statement.

I am using RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX Q1 2010, with an assembly version of 2010.1.309.35.

IE 11 for windows was recently released for windows 7, while checking our site for problems we are seeing the same issues as this example. The vertical panel tabs have been shortened, chopping off text



http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/splitter/examples/sp_firstlook/defaultcs.aspx

Our pivot grid is using OLAP settings bound to a data-cube.  I need to grab a handle on the SelectedIndexChanged event in the filter window's SetOptions; "Includes/Excludes".

I have tried the traditional mechanisms to wire the event during the FilterBox's Pre_Render event:

filterWindow.SetOptions.SelectedIndexChanged += SetOptions_SelectedIndexChanged;  

However, I can not get the event to fire.  Could I get some help?

I have a usercontrol, categoryTree, for which I want to save it's state (namely whether checkboxes in a RadTreeView are checked) across sessions. So I have added this to the main page:

<telerik:RadPersistenceManager ID="RadPersistenceManager1" runat="server">
    </telerik:RadPersistenceManager>

And this to categoryTree.aspx:

​<telerik:RadPersistenceManagerProxy ID="RadPersistenceManagerProxy1" runat="server">
    <PersistenceSettings>
        <telerik:PersistenceSetting ControlID="RadTreeView1" />
    </PersistenceSettings>
</telerik:RadPersistenceManagerProxy>

And this to the codebehind:

private RadPersistenceManager _persistenceManager;

protected override void OnLoad(EventArgs e)
        {
            base.OnLoad(e);
            _persistenceManager = RadPersistenceManager.GetCurrent(Page);
            if (!IsPostBack)
                _persistenceManager.LoadState();
        }


(and in the event for checked nodes):

_persistenceManager.SaveState();

But after I restart the page, the previous state does not get loaded. What am I missing?