<telerik:RadToolTipManager ID="RadToolTipManager1" runat="server" HideEvent="ManualClose" ManualClose="True" Modal="true" ShowCallout="False" ShowEvent="OnClick" Position="Center" OnAjaxUpdate="RadToolTipManager1_AjaxUpdate" ShowDelay="0" RelativeTo="BrowserWindow" Height="400" Width="550" CssClass="ToolTip"> </telerik:RadToolTipManager><telerik:RadDatePicker ID="datePicker" runat="server" ShowPopupOnFocus="True" ZIndex="10000"></telerik:RadDatePicker>If multiviewContacts.GetActiveView.ID = "viewContactSelect" Then 'Bind the radgridelse 'Don't bother bindingend ifhttp://www.telerik.com/community/forums/aspnet-ajax/async-upload/shorten-display-name.aspx
you guys offered a solution for shortening one filename in the above thread using the OnClientFileSelect event
Is there something that will do the same thing for multiple files? OnClientFilesSelected
So if a user selects multiple files with long names, I can display
veryveryverylong... [x remove]
anotheryverylong... [x remove]
I tried to get some documentation from http://www.telerik.com/help/aspnet-ajax/asyncupload-onclientfilesselected.html to figure it out but there isn't much info here. Are there other sources of info for these events?
thanks...Steve
When the following is set for a grid:
<ClientSettings EnablePostBackOnRowClick="true">
<Selecting AllowRowSelect="true" />
</ClientSettings>
and an image is in a grid cell, clicking on the image does nothing. Clicking in the grid cell outside of the image causes the row selection and postback as desired.
The image is not a button, it is just an image that represents a visual cue about the row of data for the user, in this case a picture of a lock.
The workaround we found in IE was to set the onclick of the image to onclick='this.parentElement.click();'
This causes the desired postback and row selection.
The problem? We noticed that in Chrome this approach doesn't work. I simply need a way of causing the built in row selection and postback just as if the user clicked in the surrounding td of the image.
I can get the desired behavior in Chrome by setting the image css pointer-events property to none.
Unfortunately, this disables all pointer behavior including tooltip popups.