Hi,

Please look at the attached screenshot, "popup.jpg". 

As you can see, this RadWindow contains a RadGrid, but the header of the RadGrid sticks out to the right...

What could be done abou this? The RadWindow is opened by the parent with the js function "radopen", and the RadWindowManager on the parent has its AutoSize property set to "True"...

Thanks in advance for your reply.

Hi,

Please refer attached screen shot.
I want to show group total like, showed in screen shot.





Thanks & Regards,
Kailash

Ok, lets say I have a callback to a webservice going on and I then click a Linkbutton on the page to nav away from it...so the callback fails, and it triggers my clientside error handler which makes my custom error text appear.   To my users, something seems broken...when really its just because they canceled the request (essentially)

Is there a way to detect a user interruption in my error handler so I can just silently fail it?  I normally dump some text or an image into the container inside my error handlers (clientside ones) so it's pretty obvious to them something funky was going on :)

When browse to a page with a RadSplitter on it, and the URL contains a #anchor, the page loads and jumps to the anchor correctly, but then it jumps back up to the top.    I see an old, similar thread at http://www.telerik.com/community/forums/aspnet-ajax/splitter/can-t-use-anchor-in-radpane.aspx with no solutions provided.  Is there any way to resolve this behavior without manually managing scroll using javascript?

Hello

i am using RadEditor(it's DNNRichTextEditor really) inside RadWindow. 
such like :


editor is null. 
even i am using $get. 
could you give me some advices?

Thank you.
Daniel

Hi,

I am struggling a bit to get a progress area from being displayed in IE. Basically I am calling a WebMethod from the JavaScript and the WebMethod is updating the ProgressArea. Here is an example of my code:

Javascript:

function IsLongRunningTaskCompleted(){
            
            var lParams = GetPageMethodArguments();
            var lLocation = window.location.href;
            var lLocationToSubstringIndex = lLocation.search(".aspx?") + 5;
            lLocation = lLocation.substr(0, lLocationToSubstringIndex);
           
            $.ajax({
                type    : "POST",
                url     : lLocation + "/" + "ExecuteLongRunningTask",
                data    : "{" + lParams + "}",
                contentType : "application/json; charset=utf-8",
                dataType    : "json",
                success : function (pCurrentAction)
                            {
                                if (pCurrentAction.d == "Completed") CloseCurrentAspxPage();
                                window.setTimeout("IsLongRunningTaskCompleted()", 100);
                            },
                fail : function (pCurrentAction)
                            {
                                    CloseCurrentAspxPage();
                            }
                });
            }
        }

Server side :

public class DoStuff
{
        private static RadProgressContext FProgressArea;
        private static double FCurrentPrecentage ;

        protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
             FProgressArea = RadProgressContext.Current;
             FCurrentPrecentage  = 0.0;
        }

        private delegate int ExecuteTimeConsumingProcessProcess();

        [WebMethod]
        public static string ExecuteLongRunningTask()
        {
           
            if (String.IsNullOrEmpty(FCurrentDuplicateStatus))
            {
                
                var lWriteInfoToDb = new WriteInfoToDB();
                var lSavingStuff = new ExecuteTimeConsumingProcessProcess(lWriteInfoToDb.SaveALotOfData);

                IAsyncResult lResult = lSavingStuff .BeginInvoke(null, null);

                while (!lResult.IsCompleted)
                {
                    FCurrentPrecentage = lSavingStuff.PercentageCompleted;
                    UpdateProgressBar(FProgressArea, FCurrentPrecentage );
                    Thread.Sleep(100);
                }

                lSavingStuff .EndInvoke(lResult);
                FCurrentStatus = "Completed";
            }

            return FCurrentStatus ;
        }

        private static void UpdateProgressBar(RadProgressContext pProgressArea, double pPercentageCompleted)
        {
            const int cTotal = 100;

            pProgressArea.Speed = "N/A";
            pProgressArea.PrimaryTotal = 1;
            pProgressArea.PrimaryValue = 1;
            pProgressArea.PrimaryPercent = 100;

            pProgressArea.SecondaryTotal = cTotal;
            pProgressArea.SecondaryPercent = pPercentageCompleted;
            pProgressArea.CurrentOperationText = "Step " + pPercentageCompleted;
            Thread.Sleep(100);
        }
}

In Firefox this is working perfectly well, but in IE I am not getting a progress area, and the page request times out. Have you got any idea what I am doing wrong by looking at the code? Or do you have any tips?

Thanks in advance.

Hi,

I am trying to implement the Google style filtering for RadGrid (version 2010.1.519.20) in SharePoint 2007.
First I implemented the code for google style filtering as shown in the example on your site.

The code was working but refreshing using full postback instead of AJAX postback.
AJAX has a well known issue for causing full postback in SharePoint and is fixed with the following code

        protected override void CreateChildControls()
        {
            base.CreateChildControls();
            EnsurePanelFix();

        }

        private void EnsurePanelFix()
        {
            ScriptManager.RegisterStartupScript
              (this,
               typeof(UpdatePanel),
               "UpdatePanelFixup",
               "_spOriginalFormAction = document.forms[0].action; _spSuppressFormOnSubmitWrapper=true;",
               true);
        }

Doing this fixed the AJAX postback for all controls but causes an issue with RadComboBox.
On the first load, before any AJAX postbacks are caused the combo box loads with the following tag

<INPUT style="DISPLAY: block" id=xxx class=xxx name=xxx autocomplete="off" jQuery1286221047445="5">

after I click an action like sort, the combobox no longer has the autocomplete and jQuery properties and looks like the following

<INPUT style="DISPLAY: block" id=xxx class=xxx name=xxx>

This makes it so the drop down box no longer appears. Does anyone know how to fix this?


Andy

Dear Telerik team,

We are using MCMS 2002 and Rad Control(6.3.3.0).
When we try to creat a page and then while saving this newly created page we are getting a javascript error 'Access Denied'. the template which is used to create this page uses Rad Controls. After fruther investigations we found that this error is raised from RadEditor.js (C:\Program Files\Microsoft Content Management Server\Server\IIS_CMS\RadControls\Editor\Scripts\6_6_3) file where in it tries to access ContentWindow object. The strange thing is this error occurs only when we run locally on server. When accessed from client browser (any) no such error is raised. We have enabled host header mapping in MCMS.

Sever is Windows 2000 server with IE 6 + SP1 installed on it.
Any suggestion or ideas on what could cause this issue?

Hi,
I have 3 RadComboboxes and 1 RadGird on my page.
If i select item from RadCombobox1, RadCombobox2 will be populates then if i select item from  RadCombobox2 then RadCombobox3 will be populates.
After i select item from RadCombobox3 then RadGrid will filled up.

I am using RadAjaxManger to avoid the whole page refresh when i select items from RadComboBoxes.
But the interesting thing is if i select Item from RadCombobox3,  I don't know way.

Here is my code

Here my code behind:



Please help me..

Hi

I have a radEditor with its toolbar mode set to "pageTop".  When the toolbar appears and disappears I want to run some custom javascript..

How do I access the toolbar show/hide events through javascript code ?

Also, I want to add my own custom toolbar button which when clicked will hide the toolbar.  Is this possible ?

Thanks