Hi,

I am using RadComboBox that is loaded on demand using a web service:

It works fine in the development environment, but becomes too slow (take 2-3 minutes) to load. The data is not much. I beleive I am missing something in the config file. Following is the "ServiceModel" section of the config file. It was working fine with the AutoCompleteExtender.

Hi All,

My client had just updated to IE9 and they found an issue with the Scrolling TabStip: when they resize the IE window, all “hidden tab items” are pushed to second row. IE7/8 do not have this problem. We found similar issue can be reproduced on Telerik Demo page:

http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/tabstrip/examples/functionality/scrolling/defaultcs.aspx

is this can be solved?

 

Many thanks!

I am trying to include a gap at the trailing edge of the rotator much like the leading gap on the Live XML example. The rotator is a vertical scroll up. When the rotator first starts up there's a leading blank, or gap, that is about the height of the control itself. I am wondering how to do this for the trailing edge. I have constantly changing list, but the gap should just be as tall as the control height. (For background, I am rendering live scores and I only render an entrant once we have a score so the list grows over time to consist of the entire entry list).

Currently I have tried to "add" blank entries to the end on the client side event OnClientLoad, but this only causes the leading gap to disappear and forces the items to "jump" up and not scroll properly. 

var itemsinrotator = rot.getItemHtmlElements().length;

 

for (var i = 0; i < itemsinrotator; i++) {

    rot.addRotatorItem("<div height='64'> </div>", 0);

}

Please advise on the best way to accomplish a trailing gap and once that gap has fully rendered (i.e. the height of the control), then trigger the full rotation as outlined here: http://www.telerik.com/community/forums/aspnet-ajax/rotator/load-fresh-data-after-one-full-rotation.aspx

The format should look like this:

Leading Edge Gap (height of control)
....
List of items
....
Trailing Edge Gap (height of control)
trigger that the scroll is complete (http://www.telerik.com/community/forums/aspnet-ajax/rotator/load-fresh-data-after-one-full-rotation.aspx)
...
Repeat with new data

Thank you.

Regards,
George

I have a TreeList that displays data in a hierarchy and has got three columns and one of the column is editable. I want to have a single edit/update button on the top the TreeList (rather than havong edit/update button for each row), clicking on which will make the Entire TreeList editable and updatable.  Any help Appreciated. Thanks in Advance.

Hi
On double-click a user can addnew or edit existing appointment item.

what i want to do is when user single clicks on exiting appointment item, i want to display description is a textbox
which is located outside scheduler control on a page.

Regards

 The telerik rad tree view is not behaving properly, we have it as a left navigation menu into a user control that gets loaded inside the master page. This issue is just  in some subsites of a big site collection migrated.

The menu will display the sites and subsites that SharePoint has.
The problem is that the arrows that it has on the left, ( see attached image please),  sometimes those arrows are pointing in a right direction ( right  for  the subsites of the site that im visiting ) , but in some other sites, the arrows wiill not show up correctly. This is all in the same site collection.

Here is the code. See atached image to know .

<

 

 

script type="text/javascript">

 

 

 

function ClientDoubleClick(sender, args) {

 

 

 

var node = args.get_node();

 

args.set_cancel(

 

true);

 

}

 

 

function ClientNodeClicking(sender, args) {

 

 

 

var node = args.get_node();

 

args.set_cancel(

 

true);

 

}

 

 

function ClientNodeExpanded(sender, args) {

 

 

 

var node = args.get_node();

 

 

 

if (node.get_level() == 0) {

 

args.set_cancel(

 

true);

 

}

 

 

else {

 

ResetNodes(node,

 

"up");

 

ResetNodes(node,

 

"down");

 

 

 

var attributes = node.get_attributes();

 

 

 

var level = node.get_level();

 

 

 

var nodeID = attributes.getAttribute("nodeID");

 

 

 

var nodeDiv = document.getElementById(nodeID);

 

 

 

var nextNodeDiv;

 

 

 

if (node.get_nextNode() != null) {

 

 

 

var nextNode = node.get_nextNode();

 

 

 

var nextNodeAttributes = nextNode.get_attributes();

 

 

 

var nextNodeID = nextNodeAttributes.getAttribute("nodeID");

 

nextNodeDiv = document.getElementById(nextNodeID);

}

 

 

if (level == 1) {

 

 

 

var endTreeViewDiv = document.getElementById("ctl00_CardinalLeftNav_endTreeView");

 

endTreeViewDiv.className =

 

"cahCollaspedEnd";

 

nodeDiv.className =

 

"cahLevel1 cahExpanded1";

 

 

 

if (node.get_nextNode() != null)

 

nextNodeDiv.className =

 

"cahLevel1 cahSiblingExpanded1";

 

 

 

else

 

endTreeViewDiv.className =

 

"cahExpandedEnd";

 

}

 

 

else if (level == 2) {

 

nodeDiv.className =

 

"cahLevel2 cahExpanded2";

 

}

 

 

else if (level == 3) {

 

nodeDiv.className =

 

"cahLevel3 cahExpanded3";

 

 

 

if (node.get_nextNode() != null)

 

nextNodeDiv.className =

 

"cahLevel3 cahSiblingExpanded3";

 

}

 

 

else if (level == 4) {

 

nodeDiv.className =

 

"cahLevel4 cahExpanded4";

 

}

}

}

 

 

function ClientNodeCollapsed(sender, args) {

 

 

 

var node = args.get_node();

 

 

 

if (node.get_level() == 0) {

 

args.set_cancel(

 

true);

 

}

 

 

else {

 

ResetNodes(node,

 

"up");

 

ResetNodes(node,

 

"down");

 

}

}

 

 

function ResetNodes(node, direction) {

 

 

 

if (node != null) {

 

 

 

var attributes = node.get_attributes();

 

 

 

var level = node.get_level();

 

 

 

var nodeID = attributes.getAttribute("nodeID");

 

 

 

var nodeDiv = document.getElementById(nodeID);

 

 

 

if (level == 1) {

 

nodeDiv.className =

 

"cahLevel1";

 

 

 

var endTreeViewDiv = document.getElementById("ctl00_CardinalLeftNav_endTreeView");

 

endTreeViewDiv.className =

 

"cahCollaspedEnd";

 

}

 

 

else if (level == 2) {

 

nodeDiv.className =

 

"cahLevel2";

 

}

 

 

else if (level == 3) {

 

nodeDiv.className =

 

"cahLevel3";

 

}

 

 

else if (level == 4) {

 

nodeDiv.className =

 

"cahLevel4";

 

}

 

 

if (direction == "up")

 

ResetNodes(node.get_previousNode(), direction)

 

 

else

 

ResetNodes(node.get_nextNode(), direction)

}

}

</

 

 

script>

 

<

 

 

telerik1:RadTreeView ID="CardinalRadTreeView" runat="server" Skin="" EnableTheming="false" OnNodeExpand="RadTreeView1_NodeExpand"

 

 

 

SingleExpandPath="true" ShowLineImages="False" OnClientNodeExpanded="ClientNodeExpanded"

 

 

 

OnClientDoubleClick="ClientDoubleClick" OnClientNodeCollapsed="ClientNodeCollapsed"

 

 

 

OnClientNodeClicking="ClientNodeClicking"></telerik1:RadTreeView>


Is there any known issue about the styles or the misbehaving look & feel on the radtreeview on SharePoint 2010???

Help Please.

 

I am having multiple problems with the combo box control and event handling/population between Visual Studio 2010/Windows 7 and operation under Server 2008 site.

I am developing/supporting a web site under Visual Studio 2010 on Windows 7.  All of my combo boxes are working fine.  I have both cascading combo boxes that trigger javascript and combo boxes that utilize the SelectedIndexChanged.  In all cases, these combo boxes operate just fine when testing them on my development machine.

But when I upload the pages/site up to a Server 2008 machine, the combo boxes/events do not fire correctly or they do not operate correctly.  Cascading combo boxes show the "Loading..." text, but never populate.  A combo box that is supposed to trigger a SelectedIndexChanged event triggers the event, but then the combo box resets back to the value before the user selected a new one.

How can all of this be happening?  Why would a combo box would perfectly under Visual Studio/Windows 7 and not under Server 2008?

Can anybody offer an explanation?

Below is the code from one of the "SelectedIndexChanging" combo boxes.




This is just one example.  I have more. If you want to see the results on the server 2008 system, navigate to http:://www.homesonlinenetwork.com and try changing the language selected in the combo box in the far upper right-hand corner.  This same combo box works perfectly under Visual Studio 2010/Windows7.

Any thoughts/help would be greatly appreciated!  I am stumped!

Thanks in advance!

Lynn

Is there an RAD ASP.net control extender to make a control always visible.. like the ASP.net Ajax Toolkit AlwaysVisible Control Extender?  If not.  Is the ASP.net Ajax Toolkit compatible with the RAD tools?  thanks

EDIT ======================================================================
for others that follow. 
good solution is here...

http://www.telerik.com/community/forums/aspnet-ajax/general-discussions/alwaysvisiblecontrol.aspx

Don't bother reading below, big waste of time.

Hi,

In the tools.xml we have set restrictions such that the user is not able to change the forecolor or backcolor or table tags etc.
So many of the buttons are hidden from the user.

But I see that the user is able to copy any content from MS word into the editor and It works.It does not filter the content based on the restrictions we have set,

How can we restrict the content which i being copied into the editor.

Hello!

I was wondering if is it possible to display user control inside the RadGrid on ItemCommand event. What I need is similar to the EditForm, but without the Save button.

Any help would be appreciated!

Thank you!