Hi Everyone,
I have a usercontrol used to edit values in a radgrid, so standard code, user clicks row in grid, grid expands to display the usercontrol containing all the values for the various fields in the row.
Something I have noticed is that with IE9 compatibility the RadCombobox does not respond to clicking on the down arrow unless you first give the Radcombobox the focus by clicking in the text area which results in the dropdown being displayed and the RadCombobox getting the focus, thereafter the dropdown arrow will respond to mouse clicks until the radCombobox loses the focus.
The strange thing is that this only seems to be a problem in some of the usercontrols displayed by various grids in our application.
I have turned off our custom skin and used one of the standard skins which didn't make a difference.
Even more strange is that on one particular usercontrol there is also 2 RadNumericTextboxes which dissappear as soon as any of the other controls on the usercontrol get the focus.
Has anyone come across this before?
Thanks
Antony
I have a usercontrol used to edit values in a radgrid, so standard code, user clicks row in grid, grid expands to display the usercontrol containing all the values for the various fields in the row.
Something I have noticed is that with IE9 compatibility the RadCombobox does not respond to clicking on the down arrow unless you first give the Radcombobox the focus by clicking in the text area which results in the dropdown being displayed and the RadCombobox getting the focus, thereafter the dropdown arrow will respond to mouse clicks until the radCombobox loses the focus.
The strange thing is that this only seems to be a problem in some of the usercontrols displayed by various grids in our application.
I have turned off our custom skin and used one of the standard skins which didn't make a difference.
Even more strange is that on one particular usercontrol there is also 2 RadNumericTextboxes which dissappear as soon as any of the other controls on the usercontrol get the focus.
Has anyone come across this before?
Thanks
Antony