I don't want to include the foreign key id in my Appointment object - an Appointment HAS A Resource, not a Resource Id, and I shouldn't need to include the foreign key. Is there a way to do this? In other words, if I have an Appointment object that has an Employer object represented as an Employer dropdown, is there a way for the Scheduler to save the Employer object to the Appointment (basically the Scheduler would do something like myAppointment.Employer = myEmployer, where myEmployer is the Employer instance represented by the dropdown selection)? I don't want to include notions of foreign keys in my objects. That is bad design.
I have my home page broken up into multiple user controls, and a few of them are going to be using the radtooltipmanager. I'm wondering what performance considerations there are for using multiple radtooltipmanagers in separate controls, or if I should attempt to use a global radtootlipmanager external from these controls to minimize overhead.
While installing RadControls, I received an error when the installation
was almost done. Screenshot of the error is below. It apparently has
something to with the fact that I already have CodeSmith installed on
my Windows XP system. Even though it errored during installation, it
still shows up as an "installed program", so I went into Visual Studio
and the RadControls do show up. I have not actually tried to test any
of the controls, as since it errored during installation, I do not want
to potentionally screw up my project files. How does the below error
affect things? Can I just start using the controls, or will I need to
reinstall? http://www.onesummer.net/radcontrols_error.jpg
I'm using 2 radGrids. The second one display data based on the selection on the first grid. The second grid is been populate by a store proc that expect one parameter. When I use the name of the data column from the first data set as @Column it gives me an error as Must declare the scalar variable "@Column". I tried hard coding the value in the second datasource (SelectCommand) and is working fine. How I'm suppost to declare or handle this column name? If you look the example on the web it looks like:
SelectCommand="SELECT [OrderID], [OrderDate], [CustomerID], [ShipCountry] FROM [Orders] WHERE ([CustomerID] = @CustomerID)
My RadTreeView is dynamically populated server-side. Depending on some object values, I'd like to add an image to the node. Thus, some nodes will have this image (to the right of the text) and some will not. It is not important for the image to have alternate text...just to show up.
Ideally I'd like the image to be at the very right of each row, so they line up vertically.
I am using a radrotator as part of a server control. I am reading a list in moss and then moving the data to a data table and binding it to the rad control. Everything works fine when I put the control into a webform and test in 2008. I ad the declarations in Sharepoint designer and have no problem droppiong the control on my page layout. I then go to moss and create a page based on the page layout. The page creates fine and puts me in edit mode. While in edit mode I can see the server control and it rotates images and everything works fine.
The problem occurs when I try to publish or submit the page. As soon as I do that I get an unknown error and am no longer able to view the page.
I am using rad editor in the numerous page layouts without issue am I missing something basic with the radrotator?
The following are the declarations on the top of the page layout.
I'm using the latest RadGrid with a LinqDataSource and it is amazing the amount of functionality you have built in. I've written no code, and even better, no SQL! Alas, I've run into a slight problem. When the grid is grouped, sorting works perfectly, but when the grid is grouped, has multiple groups, and a filter is applied, sorting doesn't seem to work at all. Also, it seems to only happen when I'm filtering on a number, but I have not confirmed this as yet.
I am using a custom skin based on the Default skin provided with the scheduler. I have only made some minor updates to the way Appointments are displayed. My problem is the "Open The Calendar" pop-up has no styles associated with it. The pop-up calendar shows but with no styles at all. Is there another CSS file I need to use other than Scheduler.Default.css?