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It is our pleasure to announce the immediate availability of RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX Q3 2008 SP1 (Version number 2008.3.1125).

Check out the the full Release Notes
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Happy Coding!
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 asked on 25 Nov 2008
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Been a Telerik user for a couple years now and I find the forums are a great place for information and troubleshooting.  I have solved the majority of my problems/questions by visiting the forums.

My main complaint is they are unbelievably slow most of the time especially when changing pages on a forum.  A click and wait of 9-12 seconds is pretty regular for me.  I have tried multiple computers, browsers and OS's and it's the same.  It's been this way for the entire time I've been a member.

YSlow for Firefox shows the bulk of the time is waiting for the page itself.

Is it just me or are others having issues?
Paul
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 answered on 21 Nov 2008
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On your product demo pages for ASP.NET AJAX controls it would be very handy to have a link going to the specific forum for the control you're viewing.
Paul
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 answered on 20 Nov 2008
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Hello,
If you guys in Telerik use CSS Sprites in Forum for product Images you can reduce at least 110 requests and make a good performance improvment.

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Mostafa Anoosheh
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 answered on 18 Nov 2008
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Hello Telerik,

I currently work for the University of Southern California as a Sr. Web Developer.  I had the privilege of meeting your awesome team at Devconnections 2008 in Las Vegas.  You guys are the best AJAX controls for .NET out there.  You integrate elegance with cutting edge functionality.

Using your controls we were able to create a simple yet effective CMS system.  We utilize almost all of your controls and by doing so we have cut production time by 50%.  Here is a short list of some of our production sites:

http://housing.usc.edu/

http://hospitality.usc.edu/
http://thelot.usc.edu/

Along with these sites we have several internal internet applications and a few more websites that are in our pipeline.

You guys rock!

- Jose

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 asked on 17 Nov 2008
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The new forum design seems to have a major issue with my Firefox v3.0.4 browser. In creating a new thread, I'm able to only change the title edit box but complely unable to type anything into the message edit box. Not even the buttons on the top of the edit box: Bold, Italic, Spell Checker are working. The only way I'm able to type this is to load the page in IE, which is incredibly annoying. Could you please help fix this issue ASAP? Thanks.
Paul
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 answered on 17 Nov 2008
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Hello,
I found a very good article series about ASP.NET Membership and one them Implementing Logging In As Another User.
Read it in Examining ASP.NET 2.0's Membership, Roles, and Profile - Part 13

Best regards
Mostafa Anoosheh
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 asked on 12 Nov 2008
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In the new forums (which I have learned are actually the old forums, just re-skinned and wrapped for use in Sitefinity), I can see that there is a difference between an unread thread and one that I have read because the title of the thread is bolder.  In the past there was a little icon to denote a thread with an unread post.  I don't mind this change, it just takes a little getting used to.  However, what I can't see anymore is a way to find out which posts within a thread I have read and which ones I have not.  Again, there used to be a little icon next to an unread post within a thread, and as far as I can tell there is no difference between read / unread posts within a thread anymore.

If I've missed it, please let me know where it is.  If you've missed it, please consider marking posts as unread within a thread.  It really helps for efficiency in the longer (and highly active) threads.  Thanks,

Shaun.
Dimo
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 answered on 11 Nov 2008
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I just wanted to be one of the first ones to speak out about Telerik's new site design.  It looks so great!  I love all aspects of the new site.  I do miss the automatic drop-down menus though.  On a whole, Telerik, thanks for refreshing the design so well.  I hope everyone else enjoys it as much as I do!
Ivo
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 answered on 11 Nov 2008
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I know that when you make your profile public, you can click on your username and, well, see your profile.  The advantage in this - for me, anyway - is being able to see the most recent forum threads that I've participated in.  But I don't really like having my profile public.  When I make my profile private, though, I lose this valuable functionality.  My question is, would there be any way to have a list of the forum threads you've participated in that shows up somewhere (account, forum sidebar, etc.) even when my profile is private?  It'd be really great!

Thanks,

UIdev
Dimo
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 answered on 11 Nov 2008
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