Telerik has excellent documentation, and an excellent forums community, I think they would work even better if the two referenced each other. I've noticed lots of times that telerik MVPs reference a document article in their response posts to questions, wouldn't it be super efficient if those articles were displayed on the document article page, which might keep some duplicate questions from being asked?

I love how Adobe allows comments on their Docu articles. I think Telerik could one-up the implementation by directly linking from document pages, to forum threads that mention the document article URL.

Another way to tie them together would be to change the "Send comments" link on the document article, into a "Create Forum Post" link that would tie the document to a list of forum articles that have been started from the docu article.

You guys truly do have excellent documentation, thank you for providing the community what you have thus far.

Hi i am using a telerik grid as well as an update panel on the same page. In the update panel, there is a javascript popup which i edit some information in, the problem is these changes are not detected, for instance the test i enter into the textbox is not sent back to the database, in fact when i debug it, the textbox shows empty data when there is actually data within it. Here is a portion of my code which loads the grid;

The problem is i think my grid is getting hit each time, my question is how do i stop it from firing each time, especially considering I have wrapped my popup with an asp.net updatepanel

Hi
My account says "Your Subscription Ends in 95 days."  What does this mean? What will happen after this date?
- Will my (Telerik Controls) website Stop working?
-Will My Developer license expire?
Please Help
Thanks

Hello,
  Not sure it's the right place to post this...
  I've posted a new thread in a sub-forum (in Winforms/Localization Providers) and the post is not visible in the navigation (on the main list of localization providers threads)
  I've noticed the post appears in the RSS flow of the localization providers posts...

  Are there some validation rules or am I missing something ?

  Thanks,
         Stéphane

We are looking for a highly-experienced Telerik WPF (C# or VB) programmer who also has a keen eye for the creative side when it comes to creating great looking line of business applications. Candidates must possess considerable Silverlight/Blend experience in VB.NET, C#/VB combined with LINQ, Silverlight, SQL and all the related technologies used in typical WPF applications.

The specific task is to develop the desktop application utilizing Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) technology that will allow user to enter information online/offline with tablet PC. The information can be sync to the production database when Internet connection becomes available.

This is a contract position which we anticipate will last 2 to 4 months. You would have the option to work remotely from your own home office or within our corporate office located in Agoura Hills, CA.

APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT REQUIRMENTS

• Application must be able to run independently with or without Internet connection
• Must work flawlessly with a tablet PC
• Information can be entered using stylus and hand writing recognition from a tablet PC
• Professional, eye catching looking UI and Easy to use
• Easy to integrate with our existing web-based application
• Customizable user data input form and report
• Able to track all activities within the application (tablet PC) or from remotely
• Minimum changes to an existing business process, logic and the database
• Must be able to sync data securely with no interruption to our production database
• Easy to Install and updateable Application – Application can be updated automatically without user interaction

QUALIFICATIONS

• The ideal candidate should have been immersed in Microsoft .Net development for quite some time and be completely familiar with all the latest developments in the .Net and WPF worlds
• The finalists must be very familiar with blend and is able to craft artistic and pleasing interfaces and possess better than average skills for creating great user interfaces
• Candidates must have experience developing in WPF/Silverlight and be able to provide samples of completed applications
• 5+ years experience with .Net / VB / C# programming
• Knowledge of Web 2.0 concepts and user interfaces
• Expert user of Visual Studio 2008
• Expert in Microsoft SQL Server 2008
• Can work with very complex SQL query, stored procedure and functions.
• Very experienced in Blend for creating Silverlight or WPF user interfaces
• Artistic eye
• Must have very good English writing skills to document your work and providing user documentation.
• Experience with Telerik controls a major plus
• Very experienced with IIS / Html / Javascript / ASP.NET / LINQ / MS SQL
• Comfortable with Photoshop and other common tools used in web development

Please foward your resumes to:  resumes@evercleanservices.com

how can i raise an event in asp.net when update a table in sql server 2008 ...
just i am creating trigger.. but i don't know how to raise an event in vs2005 c# asp.net while trigger fired.
plz  help me..
thanks..

Hello,
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Kind regards,
Mostafa Anoosheh

Hi all

Hi ,

I'm very excited to bring you this news. After much hard work and planning, we have finally launched the brand new Telerik video portal, dubbed Telerik TV. The new Telerik TV portal has been designed to bring you the best video experience possible on the web, and it's been built from the ground-up using the RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX and Telerik OpenAccess ORM. Among the most important features of the new video portal:

• Big, easy-to-view videos
• Ajax-enabled video commenting
• Super flexible RSS support (make any search an RSS feed)
• Easy video browsing by product type
• Descriptive video URLs that are easy to bookmark and share
• Video "channels" for shows like Telerik Watch Minute and RadTips

We think you're really going to enjoy this new system for viewing videos at Telerik. Our goal is to make this your "one stop shop" for all video from Telerik so that it is very easy to discover video support resources. The site also stands to demonstrate the power and productivity of the RadControls and OpenAccess products- I coded the entire site from scratch in less than 3 weeks (that's part-time development, it probably could be done in a week with full-time development). This is another prime "real world example" of how the tools from Telerik help you achieve outstanding results in very little time.

We're far from done, too. Many of our older videos need to be updated to look "great" at the native "big video" size for the site (and we're actively working on that). We have plans to further improve the UX of the site. And, of course, we have tons of new video content in the pipes that will be regularly added to the site. We want your feedback, too! Let us know how we can improve the site and we'll work hard to make this the best video portal around. For now, though, enjoy the new site and have fun exploring the video content at Telerik!

Visit the new Telerik TV now

Yours,
Todd Anglin
Telerik Chief Technical Evangelist