I have in the past gone to forums looking for answers and included code to explain what I am doing.  Sometimes, I forget to remove a business name from the code. And if some one googles this business, they will find that company name in programmer's forums.

We can edit or posts already, and that combined with the right caution ahead of time should be enough.  BUT

It would be "really" cool if I could add a word filter to my forum posts to remove business names I choose from my posts "automagically". 

Oh, this would be sweet.

I do a number of projects for a variety of clients, ranging from websites to building entire web applications.  I need to have a few developers with good Telerik experience for some upcoming projects.  Use of the radMenu, radPanel, and radGrid are among those that will be utilized. 

We have excellent designers who understand the entire visual design and page production process, so your skills are needed primarily in implementing our designs utilizing Telerik controls, or your own custom controls. 

Most of the jobs in which we need help would NOT require your full-time help.  It is my opinion that ALL of this work can be accomplished after-hours or part time --- SO YOU KEEP YOUR DAY JOB :-). 

The skills I'm looking for include:

• Experience with VS2005 and .NET 2.0
• Good understanding of CSS
• Good understanding of HTML (DIV layout)
• No design skills needed, but always a plus.  We do the page design, skinning, and interation design for you
• IIS and deploying a site/app

Please follow up with me, and we'll discuss more.

Thanks
Brandon Mitchell

I'm just wondering if there is something to give the textbox a 3D type look.  Here is a link to a picture of what I would like my input boxes to look like.  Are there any existing skins or settings that can do this?

http://www.crossroadshospice.com/files/notify_us_skin_sample.jpg


Thanks.

Hello all,
Maybe find it useful
http://extjs.com

Best regards
Mostafa Anoosheh

We are happy to announce the immediate availability of SP2 of RadControls "Prometheus" for ASP.NET Q2 2007. You can download the latest release from your accounts.

The Release notes can be reviewed here.

Enjoy!

Yours,
The Telerik team

I fear that I'm going to get shot down in flames, but here goes.

I'm not a big fan of trying to cram endless fudges in to a single CSS file to overcome the limitations and/or strangeness of on browser or another (in truth, usually IE) and would much rather have a nice, 'clean' set of style sheets for each browser.

I'd like to see a skin folder with, say, a styles.css as the 'base' set of styles with, say, an ie6Styles.css and/or an ie7Styles.css and/or ...

I don't imagine that it would be too hard to ensure that the necessary conditionals were loaded and acted upon when the various controls were rendered on to the page.

I think that as more and more IE7 skeletons kick loose from the cupboards that they are hiding in we're going to need more and more fudges to make our RadControls work the way we want and I think that this would make such management easier in the long term.

What do the panel think?

--
Stuart

Dear Telerik community,

We need your opinion! We have started a brand new thread on Weekly WinForms Documentation Builds to keep you informed on our documentation progress towards the Q3 2007 release. There we will post weekly (and sometimes nightly) builds of the product documentation for the products that we are currently working on.

As you will see we are doing a major rework of the WinForms documentation, bringing it to a higher level.

We are looking forward to your comments, notes and topic requests. We would like you to tell us what you like or dislike in the way we develop the help files. All your opinions will be generously rewarded with Telerik points!

Thank you in advance!

Best Regards,
The Telerik Team

UPDATE [11/07/2007]: We have already posted the documentation for 6 Telerik WinForms Controls. Check them out!

www.huronperthlakers.ca

Site created for a AAA minor hockey organization, which has several individual teams within it.  Site contains news, events, schedules, player rosters, statistics, etc. for the organization as a whole and for each individual team.  Database design allows for a flexible number of teams to be setup from year to year.  The public pages aren't anything special; the Admin pages are where the real beauty is; unfortunately I can't let anyone see them since the site is live with real data.

Controls Used (Public Pages):
r.a.d.Rotator
r.a.d.Ajax
r.a.d.Menu
coming soon: r.a.d.Calendar

Controls Used (Admin Pages):
r.a.d.Splitter
r.a.d.Panelbar
r.a.d.Menu
r.a.d.DateInput
r.a.d.Input
r.a.d.Editor
r.a.d.Calendar
r.a.d.ComboBox
r.a.d.Grid
r.a.d.Ajax

What does Response Deadline: 24 mean? What happens when that is not met?

Does anyone know of a link checking tool that can handle Javascript and Telerik dynamic links?