.RadMenu_Black a.rmLink:hover {

color:#F0CD5B!important;

I am looking for a solution for the following requirements/sceario.

I have factory object (like User Factory) which generate a binding list of business objects (like User). Each business object can store dynamic list of its attributes (in one case it might contains only 3 attributes and in another case it might contains 10 attributes. The attributes and their values are stored in Dictionary(of String, Object) and are exposed via single property called Field(columnname), where columnname is the dictionary key to access its value. The business object implements ICustomTypedProperty interface

I wish to bind the list of objects to a RadGrid, I know that binding is impossible since I cannot bind GridColumn to the Field property with a parameter. I believe that the right solution is to inherit the RadGrid control and the GridBoundColumn control, but I don't know how and when (which event to use) to bind cell value using the GetValue/SetValue methods (of the ICustomTypedProperty interface)

I will appreciate if you can provide me with an example (in VB) that works.

Avidan

                a) Event title

                b) Start Time, End Time, All day (just as it appears in demo)

                d) Event Type (Birthday, Training, Meeting)

                e) Notes
           How can i achieve this while working in vb.net and i don't want to do any database connectivity on client side.

Thanks,
Suneta

• Uses a RadMultiPage to manage display of only one page view @ a time
• Dynamically adds PageViews to the RadMultiPage control after the initial page load
• Does not use a tab strip

protected void OnItemDataBoundHandler(object sender, GridItemEventArgs e)

{

if (e.Item is GridDataItem)

{

GridDataItem dataItem = e.Item as GridDataItem;

string CreateDate = dataItem["CreationDate"].Text;

LinkButton button = dataItem["DeleteColumn"].Controls[0] as LinkButton;

button.Attributes[

"onclick"] = "return confirm('Are you sure you want to delete Item created on " +

CreateDate +

"?')";

}