I am staring at a browser with 15 tabs open, each of them with details on Telerik forms, Microsoft AJAX, .NET versions, Visual Studio compatibility...and I'm fully confused on if I can use your product. This seems to be a very informative forum with informed participants, so I'm really hoping you can clear a few simple questions up for me:
My environment: Visual Studio 2005 compiling a website targeting .NET v2.0.50727 (is this 3.5!?). Running on a Windows XP dev machine, Windows 2003 Server production server. I have an existing website that I want to use your RadMenu in.
Many thanks for your help. If I can be assured that your RadMenu product will work in my website, I'm willing to fork over the $1000...but I'm running into many roadblocks early on. Many thanks in advance for your prompt reply!
Ryan M.
My environment: Visual Studio 2005 compiling a website targeting .NET v2.0.50727 (is this 3.5!?). Running on a Windows XP dev machine, Windows 2003 Server production server. I have an existing website that I want to use your RadMenu in.
- I see that the 2010 Q1 version of "RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX .NET 3.5 binaries require .NET 3.5 SP1" - It sounds like I need to install .NET framework 3.5 SP1. Will this 3.5SP1 framework be compatible with Visual Studio 2005? Based on the v2.0.50727 version I see in IIS...maybe I already have .NET Framework 3.5...?
- Do I really need to upgrade my web application to .NET 3.5 to use the latest RadMenu?
- AJAX: I see the Telerik tutorial and some forum posts that provide a link with directions on how to install AJAX. However, none of these how-to links are active - they just redirect to the http://www.asp.net/ajax website, which has next to no information. I downloaded the latest AJAX toolkit but there is no .exe installer, just .DLLs. Please point me in the right direction to install AJAX into an EXISTING ASP.NET application.
Many thanks for your help. If I can be assured that your RadMenu product will work in my website, I'm willing to fork over the $1000...but I'm running into many roadblocks early on. Many thanks in advance for your prompt reply!
Ryan M.