I want to plot a line and also paint the approved area for that plot. This area is defined by two other plots, one for the max values and the other for the min values. The area between the min and max plots should be painted. See attached file.

Is there a way to do this with the HtmlChart control?

Hello all,

 I have a page created that allows our users to customize what data columns are available to them and also use a radfilter to apply & save filters for these columns. A common occurrence for our users is they remove a column & forget to remove the filter for that column, so when filter is loaded through the LoadSettings method, an error is produced. Is there a way for me to remove a column filter for the removed column after the LoadSettings is called but before the filter is applied?

Hello,

Our client have a new solution build with MVC 4, using the CMS Sitecore 7.5 (rev. 141003). We have implement a different css files for custom classes that we apply for different snipet. 

We have a snipet for a table that is configured in core db. On both Content Editor or Page Editor , each time when we insert a snipet table and try to apply a css class from Table Properties is behave like this:

IE11- is duplicate the tabel.

Chrome- removing the  first two classes 

IE10- works 

Firefox- works.

This problems we encounter also when we try to apply Image properties.

Our client only use Chrome and IE 11 for editing the content.

Sitecore uses the Telerik RadEditor , our version of Telerik.Web.UI.dll is : 2014.1.403.45

Thanks!

Hi mates,

I have the radGrid that you can see on the attached file (Capture.PNG). I need that when the button in CommandItemTemplate (Nuevo) will be clicked, an alert will be showed with the value of an specific column in the parent row (red circle).

Can you help me with this issue, please?

Thanks in advance.

Cheers.

David Ortega

I have the following RadSearchBox declaration in my default.aspx page:

                    <div style="margin-right: 1px; margin-top: 1px;">                        
                        <telerik:RadSearchBox runat="server" ID="rsbOrgSearch"
                            DataKeyNames="BUHierarchyId"
                            DataValueField="BUHierarchyId"
                            DataTextField="BU_Name"
                            EnableAutoComplete="true"
                            ValidateRequestMode="Disabled"
                            Width="340"
                            OnSearch="rsbOrgSearch_Search" ShowSearchButton="false" EmptyMessage="Search For BU" Filter="Contains">
                            <DropDownSettings Width="340" />
                            
                        </telerik:RadSearchBox>
                    </div>

The datasouce for the searchbox is set in the Page_Load code behind. However, when I type in the searchbox the autocomplete doesn't work. It does not respond at all.

I'm developing this in Visual Studio 2015, using C#,  targeting framework 4.6.1, with the UI for ASP.NET AJAX Q1 2015 version of Telerik controls.

Thanks for your help.

Manuel Avendaño.

I have a decent-sized web application that uses multiple master pages. There is a top-level RadMenu on all of the master pages that serves as the main site menu. This is styled using .RadMenu_Default elements, both html.RadMenu and div.RadMenu.

Now, all grids on every page use the same styling for their filter menu dropdowns. This seems to me like a terrible idea. How am I supposed to fix this? What I want is to keep my custom styling for the top-level menu and use the regular (default) filter menu style.

Hello, I am using a custom field editor that has a strongly type class value.  When I try to retrieve the value, the casing fails.

FilterElement needed to implement IConvertible, so it does.  But I don't have any idea why it would need to or even try converting the class to a string.

Error message is: Unable to cast object of type 'Telerik.Web.UI.RadFilterEqualToFilterExpression`1[System.String]' to type 'Telerik.Web.UI.RadFilterEqualToFilterExpression`1[FilterElement]'

Any suggestions would be great.  Thanks!