Hi,

I am having a little trouble displaying a variable that's created in a function. I am using an onclick to pass a value from 1-4 depending on the link clicked. I have made the function check to see if the value is 1-4 then created 4 variations of the same variable. So:
if(a=1){
para='text';
}
if(a=2){
para='text';
}
etc

I want to be able to output the value of para anywhere I choose in my html. At the moment I am trying to output the variable in a div using document.write. I have set the variable para outside of the function to make it global, but it still does not work. I know the variable is working inside the function as i have tested it with alert to make sure I'm getting the right value.

any help on this would be great :)

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So here is a question I have after seeing a number of forum posts referencing the POS browser that is IE6...  Why do people still make an effort to support IE6?  I mean, the IE6 SP2 was released in 2004--- how many people should really go through all the effort it takes to support a slow, old, buggy browser that is four years old?  It seems rediculous for developers to spend their time trying to get their stuff to work seamlessly with all the new browsers as well as this dinosaur. ;D

Seriously, they stopped making VHS tapes at a certain point because we have newer, better technologies.  Why not drop IE6 like the dead duck it is?

Just my two cents, after dealing with several problems that only pop up in IE6 that my boss wants me to fix. :)

I remember hearing on either Buzz Out Loud (CNET podcast) or Net at Night (Twit) someone who said we should start a movement to respectfully encourage anyone using IE6 to upgrade to IE7 so we can stop wasting our time supporting it.  I fully support this, and feel that the community forum Fun! is a good place to start such a movement.

Can you tell it's Friday? ;)

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In the 15 acre pond, fishing is allowed during the park hours. The pond contains a variety and rare fish species like Bluegill and Crappie. They maintain state fishing laws and regulations. The entire Anderson Conservation area prohibits hunting. Also no camping is allowed in the area. This piece of land contains approximately 2 miles of scenic walking trails.

Viking Lake is also a part of the Red Oak. It has three picnicking/shelter areas. There is a kitchenette in the Lower Picnic Shelter. Near the Beach Point Shelter there is a beautiful picnic area which is formed by a long sweep of shady, grassy hillside which extends down to the water’s edge. The Upper Picnic shelter has an upper road that gives an excellent view of the lake.

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Hallo,

I often use the saved passwords of my Firefox browser to see and sometimes erase the passwords...only everytime I must go to Tools - Options - Safety - saved password.
I was arguing if there is a way to insert a link in the toolbar to simplify and speed up this task.

Thank you and hallo to everyone.

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Can I suggest that someone at telerik towers checks out the training videos produced by PluralSight?

I've recently subscribed with these guys. And whilst the topics that currently cover aren't necessarily topics that I think that the Telerik Trainer (or Telerik TV, for that matter) should cover, I do think that the producers of the telerik material could learn a lot from PluralSight's format and method of delivery.

No axes to grind, just trying to help.

-- 
Stuart

Dear Telerik,

I have been very impressed with every one of the Telerik tools I have tried.  I am in the middle of evaluating solutions to generate applications for the most common smartphones and handheld devices (i.e. iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, Droid, Windows Phone, & Blackberry). 

I was wondering if Telerik has any plans to create smartphone application controls and plugins that will integrate with Visual Studio in the future.

Please Advise,

Jim

Hi,

I have used this project as a vehicle to learn the MVVM pattern for WPF. I would be very interested and grateful to get some feedback on my approach. Especially from some of the Telerik guys (Evan, Miro, Ross).

Note, the app is by no means a finished product. It is merely a small project with the focus being on learning the pattern using the MVVM Light Toolkit and the Telerik controls.

One thing I set as a goal was to have the ViewModels completely decoupled. I did not want to include any ViewModel as a field in another ViewModel. I achieved that by using the MVVM Light Toolkit's messaging api.

As I don't have a senior resource for guidance, any feedback on my interpretation of the MVVM pattern would be greatly appreciated.
The project contains a read me file and can be downloaded here.

Cheers!

Hi,

I've accidently clicked on one of my replys to be "Mark as answer". When I click on "Unmark answer" to fix the accidental click, I get the following server error:


Not much information and I've tried it over three times and continue to get the same server error.

Kind regards,
Dave.

We have developed some telerik reports in the past and have really enjoyed using them and would like to implement the same reports with other clients and we have examples to share.  We are looking for an individual/company to help us implement telerik reports for our other clients.  Our reports are currently pulled from a SQL database using .Net technology.  The first thing needed is a an easy to use login system that takes into account the various client hierarchies and permission rights to certain aspects of the corporate reports.  Attached is sample of the first two pages as they currently exist.  As you will note, the information rolls up from dealer level reports, all dealers in a district, all districts in a region and all regions in the nation.  This report currently works great and we would like to implement the same controls for all other clients.  If you have the core competency to help with this request, please supply us with samples of your telerik experience and other work experience, your availability, your rate and your current work load.  Contact me at dswan at intelichek (dot) com.