We upgraded from 7.1.0 to 9.0.0 which was more difficult than it should be IMHO.
We use TeamCity to do the builds.
We use Octopus to do the deployments.
However, the bigger issue is the new license process. I can understand Telerik's need to protect content/work from "fake malicious developers" (use that word loosely as anyone that steals software isn't really a developer), but your current license process leaves MUCH to be desired.
Adding environment variables to a server? Copying license files to the server? It's pretty rare that a developer will be permitted that sort of access to a server which means a request to the server group (open a ticket) and wait and hope. Anyway, I was able to get this completed but still get the same license issue.
And the file is located in the correct path. And Telerik.Licensing version 1.6.5. Added read access to C:\Telerik for IIS. Nothing, still same problem. What am I missing here?
I've used the article below as reference and we still get the following:
Blazor License Key - Telerik UI for Blazor
I've run out of ways to try to make this work?
Rob.
My team has noticed a significant increase in build times for our Visual Studio 2022 solution since the 8.0 update. It got marginally better with 8.1.1 but still much slower than before. We have about 6 projects in the solution that reference the Telerik UI for Blazor libraries. Each of these projects appears to be doing its own license validation step. The step takes 5-10 seconds per project so adds 30-60 seconds to the build time. This wouldn't be that onerous, but this is done with every single build, even incremental builds. So the edit/compile/test cycle has gotten significantly slower, impacting productivity negatively.
Can something be done to make this less onerous? Maybe checking once per Visual Studio session? Once a day?
I dont' understand why I need to buy "UI for .NET MAUI", if I have already "UI for Blazor"? Could you me explain ?
With Hybrid option I can creare Windows, MAC, Ios and Android, using only "UI for Blazor".
Thanks.
Andrea
Issue Description: I'm encountering challenges with dynamically positioning the command column within the Telerik Blazor DataGrid while using a single grid component for two pages. Each page utilizes the same grid component but may have different sets of columns generated dynamically. Despite this setup, I'm unable to ensure that the command column consistently appears at the last position in the grid on both pages.
Background:
In my application, I've implemented Telerik Blazor's DataGrid component to display tabular data across multiple pages. To streamline development and improve code maintainability, I've opted to use a single grid component shared between two pages. Each page may have a different set of columns generated dynamically based on the specific requirements of the page. Additionally, the data source for the grid is an ExpandoObject
, and I'm using a loop to dynamically generate columns.
Current Approach: My current approach involves dynamically generating columns using a loop for each page's specific requirements. However, due to the shared nature of the grid component and the dynamic nature of the data source, I'm experiencing difficulties in ensuring that the command column, which contains actions like edit, delete, etc., is consistently positioned at the last column on both pages.
Expected Behavior:
I expect to have precise control over the position of the command column within the DataGrid, even when using a single grid component shared between two pages and dynamically generating columns with ExpandoObject
as the data source. Regardless of the page being accessed, the command column should always appear at the last position in the grid, providing users with a consistent interface for interacting with the data.
Request for Assistance:
I'm seeking assistance from the Telerik community for guidance, insights, or potential workarounds on how to achieve the desired behavior of positioning the command column as the last column in the DataGrid consistently across two pages, even when utilizing a shared grid component and dynamically generating columns with ExpandoObject
as the data source.
Any assistance or suggestions would be highly appreciated. Thank you for your support!
I recall being told I would have access to source code once I buy a licence.
Now that I have a licence, how do I get access to the source so I can do a local build?
Hi Team,
I was working working telerik Blazor UI from 3 months, But suddenly i started to get the below exception, whenever i was restoring nuget package.
Unable to load the service index for source https://nuget.telerik.com/v3/index.json. Response status code does not indicate success: 401 (Unauthorized).
is it happening due to licensee key expiry ?
I receive from other developer workable application with Blazor and Telerik UI. I have installed Telerik UI successfully to my machine, then install package Telerik.UI.for.Blazor.Trial. Site successfully compiled and started. But Blazor UI don't working.