This our first use of r.a.d. controls for a web application. It has not been optimized very well and we are experiencing 8 second response times with as few as 30 items listed. The response time varies with the number of items listed. We expect 300-500 when in full production. I need someone to audit the code to determine if the controls have been utilized in the best manner and to possibly help complete the project.

We’re using asp.net (vb.net). The system is on a Windows 2003 server running SQL server 2005. It’s radAJAX using the controls grid, tabstrip, spell, menu, calendar, window, upload and scroll.

The user community is and will be on IE 6. They can not load IE 7 as it conflicts with other key software, which is unfortunate as the response times with IE 7 are half of what they are on IE 6. Without the most recent versions of IE6, 6.0.2800.1106, the application take 3-4 minutes to respond. We have another project starting in 2 weeks and we hope to build a long term relationship with the right contractor.

Thank you,

I have some potential contracts I am working on involving DotNetNuke 4.3.x and Telerik.  This work is remote, involves VB.NET on the 2.0 framework so VS 2005 environment and could be for up to 40hrs a week.  If you have a current telerik license and are mid to senior level at least in:

• ASP.NET 2.0
• VB.Net 2005
• SQL 2000/2005
• Have a good working knowledge of .net in general and 3 tiered development
• Are familiar with DNN 3.x/4.x and portal concepts

    I would like to hear from you - you can reach me here.  These are not small projects and involve enterprise implementation through the end of 2007 probably.

Hello,

Any thoughts on when to design a windows (or other os) application instead of a web application. At what point does one decide ahead of time that a web app won't work.... and why won't it work?
 
I am asking in the case of an intranet so that band width is not as major of a factor as with an internet application.

Thanks,
John

It would be nice to be able to mark a thread as "this is the answer" like Asp.net forums do.  So when I am searching for a question that someone already else had, i can easily find the solution that was marked by the person asking the question.

An innovative guide on how to use telerik's Visual Style Builder for Windows Forms:

r.a.d.controls for WinForms: Build Great User Interfaces with the telerik VisualStyleBuilder

ENJOY!

Although it's quite understandable, I find it quite disheartening that you (and a few other component vendors) have fallen into the Microsoft Office 2007 UI Licensing trap. The license is a load of sh*t and hopefully someone will be able to challenge Microsoft in court. There is a lot of prior art and Microsoft are not in a moral position to punish UI theft. They have even gone to court themselves to prove that such "theft" is a non issue.

It's VERY nice that they provide guidelines, but they should not be allowed to enforce them in any way, other than by giving seals of approval to those who pay for the review process (just as it works with MS certified applications)

It is our pleasure to announce r.a.d.controls for WinForms survey with fabulous prizes. Please, check it out here:
http://www.telerik.com/products/winforms/surveys/survey-information.aspx

Our team is looking forward to your feedback.

Best Regards,
Ivo Nedkov,
telerik team

Hi

Does anybody know of an asp.net blog component to plug in to an existing application?

/Flemming Brink Rosenbrandt

    I downloaded the Classic Grey skin for the Tabstrip (v3.33) control.  However, the PSD file only has one layer which appears to be lock in Photoshop (6.0).  Is there a way to view the individual layers that were used to create the skin?
My goal is to adjust to the colors to variety of different colors (like the red, blue, green samples in the Online Demos)
Am I missing something?
Thanks!

You can check out the release history here:
http://www.telerik.com/ReleaseHistory.aspx?id=412

- Johnathon Sprouse