I am having one request for my project asking for one Dock per DockZone.
The user can drag and drop the Docks over the DockZones but if I drop a Dock on DockZone in which already one Dock existts then the dropped Dock should be moved back to its original DockZone.
I'm trying to set the background in the 2nd level of a hierarchical grid that is also using a Custom skin. I've seen the other threads about using the !important attribute on the CSS class but that isn't working for IE8. Everything renders fine in Firefox (even without the !important) but for some reason IE8 doesn't allow me to do it.
What's really weird is on my localhost -- it works fine but when I move it to our Dev/Test/Production environments -- it doesn't work.
I've been using event handlers to do some custom formatting, or calculations within grids for a while. I will usually write something like so, that accesses the TableCells by UniqueName:
void RadGrid1_ItemDataBound(object sender, GridItemEventArgs e)
{
GridDataItem item = e.Item as GridDataItem;
if (item != null)
{
Do some work
....
item["ColName"].text = ...;
.....
}
GridFooterItem item = e.Item as GridFooterItem;
if (item !=
null)
{
Do the same work
....
item["ColName"].text = ...;
.....
}
}
To prevent code duplication, is there anyway i can use a base class or interface member to reference the TableCells by name?
I have tried the links to setting values for bound items in a edit/insert form template but cannot get it to work. I have a radiobuttonlist in my custom edit form and when I try to insert a new record I get the
'RadioButtonList1' has a SelectedValue which is invalid because it does not exist in the list of items.
Parameter name: value
error.
This radiobuttionlist is bound to a sql data field called "publishgroup" to get its selected value however I have tried and tried to set the selected value on insert but cannot get it set. Can you provide a code sample to find the control and set the value when I go into insert mode.
I have a combox inside a itemtemplate for a RadToolBarButton. Once I have buried the control in the itemTemplate, I can no longer access it in code behind. Is that correct? So the only way I can access the control is to do something similar to:
Has anyone worked the Calendar into a Event Calendar that a website owner can input event info into, via Scheduler perhaps, and that the site viewer can click on to view event information? I don't find any demos of the Calendar that is being used in this way.
I'm working on the newest version of Telerik Gridview, I would like to get access to the whole column of the Tableview by Uniquename and make the whole column invisible. Can you provide me a full example how to do it? Thanks in advance