Hello,
Can you please provide a VB.Net method that can reset (or "unrate") the value of a RadRating contol? What I need to achieve is the following:
When user rates I check the database to see if he didn't previously rate in the past by verifying the user ID. This works fine, I have all necessary code in the Rate event. However, I also need to undo his rating in case he attempts to rate twice.
Thank you,
M.R.
Can you please provide a VB.Net method that can reset (or "unrate") the value of a RadRating contol? What I need to achieve is the following:
When user rates I check the database to see if he didn't previously rate in the past by verifying the user ID. This works fine, I have all necessary code in the Rate event. However, I also need to undo his rating in case he attempts to rate twice.
Thank you,
M.R.
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Hi,
Please check the online demo Rating / RadRating in RadGrid. Note that the implemented functionality is similar to the one you want to achieve. The user can rate an item only once then the rating control becomes read-only by setting its property ReadOnly to true.
You can also use the RadRating's client-side event OnClientRating to cancel the event if a user has already rated. Its functionality is show in the online demo Rating / Client-Side Events.
I hope this helps.
Regards,
Slav
the Telerik team
Please check the online demo Rating / RadRating in RadGrid. Note that the implemented functionality is similar to the one you want to achieve. The user can rate an item only once then the rating control becomes read-only by setting its property ReadOnly to true.
You can also use the RadRating's client-side event OnClientRating to cancel the event if a user has already rated. Its functionality is show in the online demo Rating / Client-Side Events.
I hope this helps.
Regards,
Slav
the Telerik team
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