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Hello Deepak,
I suppose that you ask about connecting RadDiagramConnection controls to RadDiagramShapes in code. In order to do this, you need to bind the Target and the Source properties of the RadDiagramConnection. These properties are of type IShape, meaning that you need to bind them to the corresponding RadDiagramShape.
Furthermore, you can specify the TargetConnectorPosition and the SourceConnectorPosition properties of the RadDiagramConnection to force the connection to bind to specific connectors. By default the names of the connectors are:
Regards,
Pavel R. Pavlov
Telerik
I suppose that you ask about connecting RadDiagramConnection controls to RadDiagramShapes in code. In order to do this, you need to bind the Target and the Source properties of the RadDiagramConnection. These properties are of type IShape, meaning that you need to bind them to the corresponding RadDiagramShape.
Furthermore, you can specify the TargetConnectorPosition and the SourceConnectorPosition properties of the RadDiagramConnection to force the connection to bind to specific connectors. By default the names of the connectors are:
- "Auto"
- "Left"
- "Top"
- "Right"
- "Bottom"
If you have not change them you should be able to bind to them in an easy way.
I hope that this information is helpful.
Regards,
Pavel R. Pavlov
Telerik
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