Hi,
I want to make mediaplayer playist back color black. I also want to change the font color and image size.
Could you help.
Hi, I have issues with custom button / markup in RadEditor. Here's my scenario:
- I have a custom button added through: Telerik.Web.UI.Editor.CommandList[rteButtonCommand] ...
- Then I show some external dialog ( editor.showExternalDialog(...) ) which returns back some markup.
- I inject that markup where the cursor was, ie. like:
<div class="some-css-class">
[myCustomComponent]123456789[/myCustomComponent]
</div>
- Instead of having that custom tag, I would like to show some image instead indicating what kind of component it is and more importantly be able to select it like an image and be able to move it or bring back the dialog with selected values.
I read quite a lot of reference, but couldn't find anything related.
Can anybody help me with this?
Thanks

Hi,
I have faced a problem with Rad Editor that When we change font size to maximum of content and export to PDF, the text is overlap. Igo through the followint demo and able to replicate the issue..
http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/editor/examples/import-export/pdf-export/defaultcs.aspx
After i changed font size, Please see the attchment name STEP1.png
Then exported to PDF, the text overlap between the lines. Please see the attachment name Result.png
Please help me.

Hello All,
In my page I have 3 RadHtmlChart placed inside the RadDock control in my aspx page.
All the 3 RadHtmlChart constructed as a separate page. pragmatically loaded them in RadDock.
when the window resize happens only the last chart get repainted whereas the other 2 still remains the same.
please do the needful its bit urgent.
Many Thanks
Amjath
so it look similar as on grid view? then I could add custom filtering to it.
thanks
I have a radwindow, inside of which is a div with overflow-y:scroll. Inside the div is a radlistbox. The idea is to allow
scrolling to the bottom of the sometimes long list of items to be checked and unchecked in the listbox. Upon page load if
you don’t scroll the listbox, the checkboxes work and I am able to check and uncheck items in the list. However, if I
scroll, to view more items, I cannot check any checkboxes because the radlistbox first scrolls to the top, and then ignores
the click attempt. I have tried autopostback=false, and causesvalidation=false with no success. How do I work around this?
NOTE: This “feature” only exists in IE. In Firefox, I can check and uncheck regardless of the position of the scroll.
There was another post about this a year ago, but it was never properly addressed:
http://www.telerik.com/forums/list-box-scrolling-to-top-when-checkbox=true
(IIS 7.5, Windows Server 2012, VS 2012, C#, ASP.NET, Telerik runtime version 4.0.30319, IE11, Firefox 45.0)
I'm new to Telerik controls. I've inherited an ASP.NET project and downloaded the latest controls last week, and went through the upgrade wizard in Visual Studio 2015 (the previous developer had used a 2013 version).
Just about everything works on my development computer as it works on our production site, but one thing that got broken is that in the Month View I no longer see the Day # in the left corner of each box (i.e. today is March 16, so I would expect to see "16" as link to that day).
Here's the MonthView tag on the .aspx page:
<MonthView AdaptiveRowHeight="false" VisibleAppointmentsPerDay="100" ShowDateHeaders="true" DayHeaderDateFormat="dd" />
Besides the ShowDateHeaders setting, where else might I have to look for rendering the day number?

Along with our long-term vision to achieve visual consistency among the build-in skins of our controls, the MetroTouch skin for RadPanelBar in Lightweight RenderMode has been improved with the Q1 2016.1.225 SP1 release.
The changes implemented are as follows:
In addition to the above, the predefined font for almost all skins has been removed.
In some cases, these changes could result in undesired change of look and feel of the RadPanelBar. In order to revert back the styling of the control to its MetroTouch look from before the Q1 2016.1.225 SP1 release, one could apply the following CSS rules:
html .RadPanelBar_MetroTouch { color: #767676; font-size: 16px;}html .RadPanelBar_MetroTouch .rpLink { padding: 0 16px;}html .RadPanelBar_MetroTouch .rpGroup .rpLink { padding-top: 4px; padding-bottom: 4px; border: 1px solid transparent;}html .RadPanelBar_MetroTouch .rpRootLink { color: inherit; padding-top: 5px; padding-bottom: 4px; font-size: 1.375em; line-height: 2em;}html .RadPanelBar_MetroTouch .rpLevel1 .rpLink { line-height: 1.25em;}html .RadPanelBar .rpLevel2 .rpLink { padding-left: 2em;}html .RadPanelBar .rpLevel3 .rpLink { padding-left: 3em;}html .RadPanelBar_MetroTouch .rpLink .rpHovered { background-color: transparent; border-color: transparent;}I have a page for which the ASPX consists of an empty RadMultiPage, plus a RadAjaxManager. The RadMultiPage has a PageViewCreated handler, and the form has an asp:Timer which fires every 15 seconds to provide an auto-refresh. The RadAjaxManager has ajax settings for the Timer object to update a label, a hidden field and the RadMultiPage.
In the Page_Load, within if (!IsPostBack) {}, I create a new RadTab + RadPageView for each page of my display. In turn, when the page loads, all of the controls within each page are generated via C# code based on database information. The controls include replicated blocks, and in each block there are a pair of ImageButtons (Plus, Minus) which are to update a value within the block.
When I create each of the two ImageButtons and the associated Label which contains the affected value, I add a handler into my code-behind, and I use RadAjaxManagerForm.AjaxSettings.AddAjaxSetting(<ImageButton>,<Label>). I also save an Attribute to each button with the ID of the Label control so I can find it in the button Handler.
The handler used an Attribute on the 'sender' (ImageButton) to find the ID of the associated Label to be updated, and I tried two ways -- to save the Label control in a Dictionary<string,Label> in the PageViewCreated handler, and by using sender.Parent.Parent, etc to navigate through the tree to find the Label. Both had the same result.
So, this sort of works for me, I can load the page, and I can click the plus/minus buttons and see the value change in the control associated with the buttons. After a full page refresh, I can click Plus/Minus button and see a result in the Label. I also see my value updated in the database, so it's functioned correclty so far.
The weird part is that when the page auto-refreshes. all of the control blocks *except* the one I used Plus/Minus buttons on -- are updated to the value from the DB. If I change all values, then they all reflect the new values except the one I clicked on. If I then do a full page refresh, all values update correctly, and after that, will reflect the values from the DB normally.
So it appears that by finding the Label control in my button handler and updating it's Text, this control is now somehow locked into the ajax responses as some floating object and the underlying PageCreated handler doesn't seem to affect what the browser shows for that control. If I *don't* update the Label in my button handler but instead wait for the page refresh, the Label will update from the database as I'd like -- but the user is confused because it takes as long as 15 seconds for the change to show.
So, what am I doing wrong here? I could try to create a stand-alone sample but it might take hours to extract, so first I'm hoping someone sees my error outright.
Hi
I have seen the responsive nature of the Scheduler control and it seems to behave exactly how I want it.
My design however needs some responsive behaviour around the interface.
I want to have a calendar control on the left to select a date for the scheduler, and a top menu bar.
What needs to happen is my menu bar collapse to 'Hamburgers' and the left handed calendar control collapse to its icon.
Is this approach possible with the page layout controls.
Andy