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Cori
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answered on 03 Feb 2011, 02:29 PM
Hello Sam,
One of the only things that I can think of that you can't do with the RadMenu is the SplitButton.
That's pretty much it I guess. The styling for the RadToolBar is more "button"-like, compared to the RadMenu.
One of the only things that I can think of that you can't do with the RadMenu is the SplitButton.
That's pretty much it I guess. The styling for the RadToolBar is more "button"-like, compared to the RadMenu.
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Hi Sam Van,
The RadMenu is a navigational control that supports hierarchical levels ( one, two, three and so on, see demo here) while RadToolBar has up to one level. In general RadToolBar is composed of three types of buttons ( ToolBar button, Drop-Down Button and Split button ) and the main idea is that some action happens on a click of this button. For more details you could refer to our online documentation for RadMenu and RadToolBar as well as the online demos (RadMenu, RadToolBar).
Best wishes,
Kate
the Telerik team
The RadMenu is a navigational control that supports hierarchical levels ( one, two, three and so on, see demo here) while RadToolBar has up to one level. In general RadToolBar is composed of three types of buttons ( ToolBar button, Drop-Down Button and Split button ) and the main idea is that some action happens on a click of this button. For more details you could refer to our online documentation for RadMenu and RadToolBar as well as the online demos (RadMenu, RadToolBar).
Best wishes,
Kate
the Telerik team
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