What recommendations can be made for putting an application using the Scheduler in the cloud on, for example, Azure? I have an application now that runs locally and uses the scheduler, but to optimize performance of queries within dates I have to use the function you have provided which must be installed on the sql server hosting the database. This type of customization cannot be done in the cloud. Do you have any future products or recommended database structures to enable a more cloud friendly aside from creating a custom interface to the data? Are there any examples out there?

Thanks!

Hello,
I am working with a RadGrid that has a nested ListView control on each row. I have datakeys identified in the MasterTableView and also in the NestedViewSettings for the NestedViewTemplate. I have two separate SqlDataSources created, one for the Grid and one for the ListView. When the page loads, the Grid is populated with the correct datarows from the source, but when I expand the view to show the ListView for each row, the data retrieved is the same for each row in the Grid.

sorry, the title is incorrect  

OnSelectedIndexChanged fires when 

GridHyperLinkColumn is clicked! 

I have a RadGrid that uses the OnSelectedIndexChanged (which fires off some other events that changes things on the screen)

The first column in this RadGrid is a GridHyperLinkColumn which uses DataNavigateUrlFormatStringWhen a user clicks the GridHyperLinkColumn  we want the OnSelectedIndexChanged  

                       

So in the end, the user clicks the GridHyperLinkColumn link and we want to simulate the 

 protected void grdData_SelectedIndexChange(object sender, EventArgs e)
 {

//runs some code here when the Row is clicked, not the link.  We want both
}


any ideas?

I hide the default ExpandCollapseColumn and create my own custom column using GridExpandColumn.  My customed column is called "btnExpandColumn".

I use following code to hide/show my custom column, but for some reason, it doesn't allow me to change the tooltip text.

I assume to change the tooltip text, I just need to use:
    col.ToolTip = "My custom text";

Is it correct?


protected void rgPatientList_PreRender(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
        foreach (GridColumn col in rgPatientList.MasterTableView.RenderColumns)
        {
            if (col.UniqueName == "ExpandColumn")
            {
                col.Display = false;
            }
        }

        foreach (GridDataItem dataItem in rgPatientList.Items)
        {
            GridImageButton btn = (GridImageButton)dataItem["btnExpandColumn"].Controls[0];
            if (!dataItem.Expanded)
            {
                btn.Visible = true;
            }
            else if (dataItem.Expanded)
            {
                btn.Visible=false;
            }
        }    

    }

Hi 
   I have an Rad Grid where the Columns are defined ASPX and while binding the Data from DataSource i want to re-arrange the Columns in different sequence than it is defined in ASPX page 


Thanks in advance 
Chethan Rajashekaraiah

Here's my scenario.  My Visual Studio 2010 Web Application has just been upgraded from an older version of Telerik to the newest version (Q1 2012 SP1) to support IE9.  I am noticing quite a few UI issues and some things that stopped working.  The most prominent is the resizing of controls on the screen.  We used to use the AjaxManager's "OnResponseEnd" to fire a "resize" client-side function and all was right with the world.  That apparently has stopped working and I was wondering if the newest version of the ASP .NET controls need some extra work.

I have a MasterPage within my "MainPage.aspx" file which holds my main menu.  Under the main menu I have a UserControl (which is really just an iFrame).  Depending on which menu item is selected I load a specific ASPX page into my iFrame user control.  Now my "MainPage" has a RadAajaxManager on it and the ClientEvents get called correctly (OnResponseEnd is what I'm using) with no issues. 

My UserControl (simple ASCX file) does NOT have a RadAjaxManager ... but the ASPX page it loads DOES have one.  For example:

SubPage.aspx DOES have a RadAjaxManager ... but I cannot get the OnRequestStart or OnResponseEnd to fire.  Like I mentioned before...this was all working in the old version of Telerik on IE7 and 8 (comp mode).  Is it my code, new Telerik, IE9?  Any help would be greatly apprecited.

Thanks all,
Kevin

I have two RadListBoxes on my page which I populate via a database call server-side.

Selecting an item from listbox1 will select (highlight) certain items in listbox2.  After this is done, I want the first highlighted item in listbox2 to display at the top of the visible area of that listbox, i.e. I want that item to scroll to the top of listbox2.

I'm familiar with the client-side methods "item.ensureVisible()" and "item.scrollIntoView"....but what I need is a server-side version of "ensureVisible()".  Is there a way to do this?  Thanks in advance.

I have more then 15 appoint ment for one date , and i want to set that alphabatical order... how can i set..?


REgards
Samir

I'm using a RadNotification in a UserControl, which is in a content page, which is in a master page.  The RadNotification the UserControl is referencing is in the Master page.  Here's the code I use to get it:

This works, but if I try to change any of the properties of the notification, such as width, visibletitlebar, etc. nonw of them work.  Here's an example:

Any idea what I might be doing wrong?

Thanks!

Hi,
I am using radcalender control in inside radgrid. Value stored in db is of format "7/4/2010 12:00:00 AM". can i assign this value to rad calendar.
Is this possible ?

  <telerik:GridTemplateColumn HeaderText="Start" UniqueName="fispersrt" DataField="fispersrt"
                                Visible="true">
                                <ItemTemplate>
                                <telerik:RadCalendar ID="rdCalendar" runat="server">
                                </ItemTemplate>
                                <HeaderStyle ForeColor="Red" />
                            </telerik:GridTemplateColumn>

Regards,
Akki