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Hi,
Working on a functionality to convert HTML content to PDF.
Stuck with the following point :
1. Can the radEditor control control be used with a Windows Service.
2. Can we set the Header and the footer for the resultant PDF.
3. Facing problem with exporting of the HTML table tag.
Thanks in advance. Need this urgently.

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Dear All,
I have a gridview inside dynamic loaded user-control. This user-control is placed inside a radpane.
However, the grid is populated with a button clicked event then the datatable is stored in a session variable, this variable is casted back in the Need_Datasource event of the grid.
When I click any column header the data is not sorted (Asc or Desc).
What could be the reason of that ...
Best regards
Waleed
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