Can someone tell me how I can trust this hotfix, when installing it to the example site that Telerik installs breaks when you apply the update?

I've applied it to my applications, and it works, but I worry that when a change that Telerik makes, BREAKS something THEY created...  the little developer in the back of my head worries something else is wrong.

Can search engines effectively index a site that is built using the AJAX functionality of the Telerik suite?  The crawlers index your site by following the links from page to page but using AJAX their are no links for it to follow that I know of since they can't process scripts. 

My site is managed from a CMS so building the site map xml document that they recommend is not as easy as it sounds and it doesn't handle all the possibilities that link based browsing allows for.

Is this something that Telerik has taken into consideration?


Jim


BTW, SEO means "Search Engine Optimization" in the marketing world if anyone doesn't already know that.

The positive proof of global warming ;-)

Valeri Hristov
the telerik team

The following Documentation Links are broken:
* RadDock v1.2 NET2.0 PDF
* RadCombo v2.2 NET2.0 PDF

Thanks for fixing,

Andrew.

Hi,
 
A  short question. Will the ajax structure work with web services?

webpage <-> ajax client <------> ajax server <-> web services <-> BLL, DB, etc.

I figure this will work, but just want to make sure that there arent any problems - in theory ;-)

Thanks,
Tim

I spent some time searching for a solution that would allow me to access my ASP.NET 2.0 application from a Windows Mobile 5.0 based smart phone - and only found stuff that is 3 years old.

FlowFinity on the other hand, offers a state of the art solution (Blackbird), dedicated to the BlackBerry platform.

Does anyone know of a similar solution for Mobile 5.0 devices?

Thanks in advance

Nik Ivancic

Hello,
My suggestion return to Telerik Forums.
In many of post we can see sample applications, it's good.
Many of these applications have some name such as WebApplication1(it's a public and not specific name) ,it's bad.
We can download them from forum(for example 016901_WebApplication1.zip) , it's good.
Some of posts have more than one projects and detailed info on them ,it's good.
we can't find them again if we haven't some text of post,it's bad.

My suggestion is simple please show & make searchable posts ID for feature searching.

Regards
Mostafa Anoosheh

I've been working this weekend so I could get many little usability issues out for the way on our application while no one is around to bother me.  I've been making great progress in a large part to the telerik forums.  I've resolved many problems and found a nice optimization (Grid NoPersistance) by using the Forums.

Thanks to all the telerik staff who have answered questions and all the customers who have asked questions or posted answers!!

Thanks,
Mark

Grrrrrr.  Well this has happened to me AGAIN, and its happened on more than one occasion... WHAT?  Well, I spend a great deal of time fabricating a response to someone's question in the forums with much attention to detail and then click the post button and poof, the response is met with a "page cannot be found" message... in other words, my posted response goes into thin air because something is wrong on Telerik's site where the post should be a post-back and written to the Forum's DB... its not happening.  Why does the post seem not be be able to find the page?

It irks me that something so easy is wasting my time and keeping me from helping others in the forums.  Telerik, please look into why post are frequently being lost like this... something is definitely wrong here.  It sucks that I should have to remember to select all my response text, copy it to the clipboard prior to me sending any response -- just to serve as a safeguard that my post will end up hosed again.

I'm venting here... but please figure out what's going on!.  Better yet, why not just implement an auto-save feature that via AJAX, auto-saves responses every 30 seconds until finally being submitted... this would aid in helping circumvent this issue.

Thanks,

-Mark Chipman

P.S.  I'm selecting all of the text in this post and copying it to my clipboard just to make sure that my gripe isn't lost into thin air... pretty pathetic huh?

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