Hi,
I placed a RadToolBar in a GridTemplateColumn, the RadGrid is ajaxfied and is placed at UserControl. The RadToolBar contains SplitButtons with child ToolBarbuttons. Each RadToolBarButton has a design-time setting of ImageUrl.
The problem I have is...When browsing the page, images are not diplayed, but when the mouse is over the toolbar control, the image is refreshed and displayed.
BTW: The usercontrol is placed in a "sub" web application while the images are placed (shared) in "parent" web application. I don't thing that this is the reason, since other images are displayed correctlly at grid CommandTemplate.
Any idea how resolve this issue?
Avidan
I placed a RadToolBar in a GridTemplateColumn, the RadGrid is ajaxfied and is placed at UserControl. The RadToolBar contains SplitButtons with child ToolBarbuttons. Each RadToolBarButton has a design-time setting of ImageUrl.
The problem I have is...When browsing the page, images are not diplayed, but when the mouse is over the toolbar control, the image is refreshed and displayed.
BTW: The usercontrol is placed in a "sub" web application while the images are placed (shared) in "parent" web application. I don't thing that this is the reason, since other images are displayed correctlly at grid CommandTemplate.
Any idea how resolve this issue?
Avidan
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Hi Avi,
Is this behavior consistent in all browsers? IE 7 and 8 have an issue that can lead to such strange behavior. This is usually fixed by applying "zoom:1;" to the parent element or using JavaScript to force a redraw of the element. Simplified example:
We should be able to help if you can send us a live URL or a test page.
I hope this helps.
Sincerely yours,
Tsvetomir Tsonev
the Telerik team
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Is this behavior consistent in all browsers? IE 7 and 8 have an issue that can lead to such strange behavior. This is usually fixed by applying "zoom:1;" to the parent element or using JavaScript to force a redraw of the element. Simplified example:
domElement.style.cssText = domElement.style.cssText;We should be able to help if you can send us a live URL or a test page.
I hope this helps.
Sincerely yours,
Tsvetomir Tsonev
the Telerik team
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