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I had a forum post that turned into a support ticket.  I was told at this point I can upload my issue demo app.  My problem is I don't see a way to do that when I go to the support ticket.  I would like to know the way to post attachments to a support ticket.

Thank you for any help

Hi guys.

I don't find the search option as useful as it could be for a couple of reasons.
1. The text displayed below the forum topic can be confusing and even wrong. It often says "Not answered" for example, even though the thread might have many posts/answers.
2. Often you don't see any dates, so you end up looking at threads that are old, outdated, and have no useful info for the current RadControls version.

Also, when searching a forum, you don't get a link directly back to the same forum. You can go to "forums", but not the forum you are currently searching.

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I was just looking to see if anyone else had experienced the same grief I was having with ASP.NET Ajax RadComboBox, and I read in the Silverlight forum that a related issue had been found, fixed, and was available in a pre-release build.  I was wondering how many of us chase issues that have already been recognized, if not fixed.  I then wondered if we could subscribe to some list so that we know when some issue has been verified and possibly fixed.

My approach to debugging is to go through the docs, experiment, check this forum, and Google for general MS Ajax issues.  Each issue takes a minimum of about an hour, up through a few days to diagnose and resolve or workaround.  That's very expensive development.  It would really be helpful if we could subscribe to RSS and get notes like this:

Issues
- 831287 Confirmed issue for Silverlight library, setting SelectedIndex=-1 doesn't clear contents.
- 831289 Verified issue 831287 in Ajax library
Resolutions
- Build 2009.05.09 Fixed 831287 where SelectedIndex=-1 doesn't clear contents
...

I think a one-way email list would be too much of a burden on Telerik.  If they just kept a single page updated then we could bear the responsibility of keeping ourselves updated.

Some companies publish a full or partial version of their own issue log - not the general support log, but issues that have been confirmed, and _maybe_ they're scheduled for a change.  In the real world not all issues get approved for action, so "verified" isn't the same as "scheduled for a change" or even "approved for a change".  Access to information like this would at least let us know what's in the queue so that we know whether or not we should continue research.  It should help to decrease the burden on Telerik Support personnel here in the forums and in phone/email.

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I have created a sql query with parameters. I want to create a web page with a list box with parameters from which I need to select  a few and drag and drop them in an empty box on the right and click run to run the query.

Can some help me with this and point me to an example also?

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Microsoft Visual Studio AJAX Profiling Extensions provides server-side extensions for profiling JavaScript code executed in a client browser. It does this by modifying the JavaScript as it leaves your server to capture timings when JavaScript functions are called and when they return. The data on function entry/exit timings is then transmitted back up to the server, from where it can be later downloaded and analyzed. This method of JavaScript profiling requires no modifications to the client and should work with most popular browsers. It has been tested with Internet Explorer and Firefox, and is likely to work with other browsers that support JavaScript, but your mileage may vary.

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Once upon a time, all we needed to worry about was reducing Bytes and Requests and playing around with load order to make things faster. Nowadays, we are increasingly impacting one more major component in performance - CPU utilization. Using jQuery and other frameworks that make selecting nodes and DOM manipulation easy can have adverse affects if you’re not careful and follow some simple practices for reducing the work the browser has to do.

1.Always Descend From an #id
2.Use Tags Before Classes
3.Cache jQuery Objects
4.Harness the Power of Chaining
5.Use Sub-queries
6.Limit Direct DOM Manipulation
7.Leverage Event Delegation (a.k.a. Bubbling)
8.Eliminate Query Waste
9.Defer to $(window).load
10.Compress Your JS
11.Learn the Library

Read more at jQuery Performance Rules

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