Hi, we've just updated from 2017.1.118 to 2017.1.228 and noticed a dramatic change in the way the RadButton control is rendered. Specifically, the checkbox state of the RadButton doesn't seem to display at all except when using the Default skin and even then it doesn't display properly. When trying to use the Silk skin for example, the Chrome console errors with a WebResource.axd 404 error. We've gone through the Web Resources Troubleshooting and haven't been able to resolve the issue. It seems odd as we've updated in the past with no issues. The normal RadButton displays fine.
Thanks
Daniel
Hello, I've just upgraded to the latest Telerik DLLs and am working on making the Editor responsive. I'm not a fan of the mobile mode, which doesn't seem to work too well on either Android or Iphone, so I would prefer to use the Lightweight rendering.
I have an existing Toolbar.xml that I've been using. Is it possible to hide some of the buttons as the window resizes, either by applying bootstrap classes or via media queries in the CSS? In addition, is there a property for hiding the Design/HTML view upon resizing as well?
Thank you for any direction on this!
Hello,
we are building custom version of Metro skin for our application from source codes. But in version "Telerik_UI_for_ASP.NET_AJAX_2017_1_228_Source" there is something strange. Many missing variables in scss files with commented styles and infos as "// TODO: missing color" etc. skin source codes references scss files to design project and many more.
Does it men this source code is not RTM and is it some debug build? Or how to get final source codes?
Regards
René
I'm struggling with trying to get to the SearchContext item for a radsearchbox via the client side. below I have what I'm trying to get to, but to no avail. If some guidance could be provided I would greatly appreciate it.
function
onCheckboxChanging(sender, args) {
var
chkbxlId = sender.get_id();
var
srchbxId = chkbxlId.replaceAll(
"radchkbox_Item"
,
"radsearch_Item"
);
var
objSearchBox = $find(srchbxId);
var
objSearchContext = objSearchBox.get_searchContext();
alert(
'SearchBox Context Item Value = '
+ objSearchContext.value);
}
I am creating dynamic RadComboBox controls in the Page_Init event handler. The control needs have have multiselect checkboxes therefore I am leveraging the "Load on Demand" feature using web method. I am able to add the checkbox using a client template successfully that looks like this:
function onItemDataBound(sender, eventArgs) {
var item = eventArgs.get_item();
var dataItem = eventArgs.get_dataItem();
item.get_attributes().setAttribute("text", dataItem.Text);
item.set_value(dataItem.Value);
item.set_clientTemplate("<
div
onclick
=
'StopPropagation(event)'
class
=
'combo-item-template'
><
input
id
=
'chkMultiSelect'
class
=
'rcbCheckbox'
type
=
'checkbox'
value
=
'#=Value#'
onclick
=
'checkboxClick(this);'
/><
span
>#=Text#</
span
></
div
>");
dataItem.Index = item.get_index();
item.bindTemplate();
}
All of this works just fine, the "Load on Demand" is working great. I'm able to select the items in the checkbox and all of that is good.
The problem exists when another control on the page performs a postback. I need to recreate this RadComboBox control in the Page_Init event handler, and what I would like to do is to create the "checked" items during the control creation. In other words, the RadComboBox would be initially created with only the checked items server-side, and when the client-side "OnClientItemsRequesting" event handler fires it would already have these items in the control.
So I created a server side ItemTemplate class as such:
public
class
KimDDLItemTemplate : ITemplate
{
public
void
InstantiateIn(Control container)
{
System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlGenericControl outerDiv =
new
System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlGenericControl(
"div"
);
outerDiv.Attributes.Add(
"onclick"
,
"StopPropagation(event)"
);
outerDiv.Attributes.Add(
"class"
,
"combo-item-template"
);
System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlInputCheckBox cbx =
new
System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlInputCheckBox();
cbx.ID =
"chkMultiSelect"
;
cbx.Attributes.Add(
"class"
,
"rcbCheckbox"
);
cbx.Attributes.Add(
"onclick"
,
"checkboxClick(this);"
);
System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlGenericControl innerSpan =
new
System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlGenericControl(
"span"
);
outerDiv.Controls.Add(cbx);
outerDiv.Controls.Add(innerSpan);
outerDiv.DataBinding +=
new
EventHandler(rcbDDLValue_DataBinding);
container.Controls.Add(outerDiv);
}
private
void
rcbDDLValue_DataBinding(
object
sender, EventArgs e)
{
System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlGenericControl targetParent = (System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlGenericControl)sender;
RadComboBoxItem item = (RadComboBoxItem)targetParent.BindingContainer;
string
itemValue = (
string
)DataBinder.Eval(item,
"Value"
);
System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlInputCheckBox target = (System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlInputCheckBox)targetParent.FindControl(
"chkMultiSelect"
);
System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlGenericControl innerSpan = (System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlGenericControl)targetParent.Controls[1];
target.Value = itemValue;
target.Checked =
true
;
innerSpan.InnerText = (
string
)DataBinder.Eval(item,
"Text"
);
}
}
And in the Page_Init event handler I added each of the items obtained from the viewstate value in the Postback to create the new RadComboBoxItem. But these are not visible in the control when I open the drop down.
Am I adding the items on the Page_Init event properly?
I would like the time picker in the advanced form to list times from 5am to 8pm in half hourly intervals. Can this be done please?
Thanks,
Matt
I work on a large website that has many RadButtons with ContentTemplates, and uses a RadConfirm and callback functionality to confirm the user action and perform a PostBack. Recently, someone noticed that the JavaScript code inside the callback sender.click() does not work in Firefox.
This is a known bug, as documented here LINK
Great, so I've set about adding the Firefox-specific workaround, as seen in this demo. LINK
if
(shouldSubmit) {
//initiate the original postback again
sender.click();
if
(Telerik.Web.Browser.ff) {
sender.get_element().click();
}
}
Which works fine with normal RadButtons. But, I've found if the RadButton has a <ContentTemplate> declared, the postback is not executed, and the confirm keeps calling the OnClientClicking method which opens the RadConfirm again.
I've copied the code from this Demo into my own test page and reproduced the issue, it is very simple to reproduce. Simply add a ContentTemplate to the second button.
<telerik:RadButton RenderMode=
"Lightweight"
ID=
"btnRadConfirm"
runat=
"server"
Text=
"RadConfirm"
OnClientClicking=
"RadConfirm"
OnClick=
"Button_Click"
>
<ContentTemplate>
Template
</ContentTemplate>
</telerik:RadButton>
And now the confirmation cannot cause a postback in Firefox. We are using Telerik version 2016.2.607.45
I've tried following the directions in: http://www.telerik.com/forums/what-event-is-fired-on-resize but it doesn't appear that onResizeEnd is called when auto resizing.
I have the RadEditor inside a RadWindow and I need to run some javascript to resize the RadWindow when the RadEditor auto-sizes. Can I get some direction about what event to trap on so I can run my javascript to resize my Rad Window manually?
Thanks!