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    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!

Kevin Neumann
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 answered on 22 Nov 2006
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You can check out the release history here:
http://www.telerik.com/ReleaseHistory.aspx?id=412

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Josef Rogovsky
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 answered on 21 Nov 2006
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Is there a sample out there where RadGrid is being used with sql server and has business logic layer.  I have an entities class called from business logic layer, but I don't know how to tye it into my radgrid when updating/deleting/inserting.  Depending on what the user puts in the grid, I might have to change other values in my sql server table.

thanks
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Nick
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 asked on 21 Nov 2006
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Make sure you check out our latest KB article on common CSS issues in Internet Explorer 7 and how to solve them:
http://www.telerik.com/support/kb/article/b454K-tkk-b454T-a.aspx
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 asked on 20 Nov 2006
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Hi,

SEO becomes more and more important. I know that already the navigation controls (like radmenu) are search engine friendly. But why reduce it to that controls?
SEO is related to the whole website not only a part of it. The point that I want to show is:
Telerik takes a method or standard and declare it as important for all members of RadControls. The examples in the past were: standard compliance with XHTML. In the near past compliance with ATLAS.
What is now with SEO? It would be a great advantage for telerik to competition, if telerik would announce the first SEO-compliant ASP.NET control suite.

Or what do you think?

Best regards
Andreas

Vlad
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 answered on 17 Nov 2006
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Hello,
In some pages of Telerik site we can see large viewstate.
you can simply send viewstate to end of pages for faster download & better indexing in search engines.

My suggestion based on 2 posts from scott
1. Google AdSense and ASP.NET View State
2. Using a Base Class to Fiddle with a Page's Rendered Output
you can use this base class that the ASP.NET pages in your application extend for optimizing output of pages in your site.

using System.IO;
using System.Web.UI;

/// <summary>
/// Summary description for OptimizedBasePage
/// </summary>
public class OptimizedBasePage : Page
{
 protected override void Render(HtmlTextWriter writer)
 {
  StringWriter stringWriter = new StringWriter();
  HtmlTextWriter htmlWriter = new HtmlTextWriter(stringWriter);
  base.Render(htmlWriter);
  
  string html = stringWriter.ToString();
  int StartPoint;
  int SLength;  
  //remove some invisible characters to compress output
  html = html.Replace("\t", "");// tabs
  html = html.Replace("  ", " ");// double spaces
  html = html.Replace(" />", "/>");// space before end of tags
  StartPoint = html.IndexOf("<input type=\"hidden\" name=\"__VIEWSTATE\"");
  if (StartPoint >= 0)
   // does __VIEWSTATE exist?
  {
   SLength = html.IndexOf("/>", StartPoint) + 2 - StartPoint;
   string ViewStateInput = html.Substring(StartPoint, SLength);
   html = html.Remove(StartPoint, SLength);
   int FormEndStart = html.IndexOf("</form>");
   html = html.Insert(FormEndStart, ViewStateInput);
  }
  writer.Write(html);
 }
}

Best regards
Mostafa

Mostafa Anoosheh
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 answered on 12 Nov 2006
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We have recently published a Skinning Tutorial on our web site.

http://www.telerik.com/documents/SkinningTutorial.pdf


Please, review it and share your feedback.
Does it help you get started with telerik skinning? What is missing from this paper? How would you like us to extend it?

We are dedicated to provide you with all the necessary resources and help you "deliver more than expected" with your UI.

Your comments are very welcome!

Best Regards,
telerik team
Ivo Nedkov
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 asked on 10 Nov 2006
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Hello.

I have downloaded new Q3 2006 release two or more times and I've got a corrupted binaries (exe and zip). As far there is any complaints by other users, I don't know what cause the file corruption. Previously I have not faced whith such problems.

Anyway I'm asking you for a very significant feature - md5 checksums for each release (thus for each file).
Ivo
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 answered on 09 Nov 2006
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I am using Nettiers/Codesmith generated code.
But I'm having som etrouble getting started with my grids.
Does anyone have a good example on how to bind a grid to datasource
(including children), an performing updates?

staleb
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 answered on 09 Nov 2006
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If you have not noticed yet, www.telerik.com is now using Google Mini for all searches on the website. We have great amount of information on our website (Forums, Documentation, Demos, KB, Code Library, Product Descriptions, Blogs, etc) and finding your way through is so much easier now with the integrated Google search.

Enjoy! And let us know if the new search capabilities improve your experience with telerik products.

Best Regards,
telerik team
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 asked on 07 Nov 2006
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