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Hello Mattias,
As of Q3 2008 release all RadCalendar and RadInput skins use CSS sprites instead of separate images, so that the number of HTTP requests required for a skin to load is minimal.
You can either get the images from an older release or cut the desired part of the sprite.
For your convenience I attached the requested files to the thread.
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Daniel
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As of Q3 2008 release all RadCalendar and RadInput skins use CSS sprites instead of separate images, so that the number of HTTP requests required for a skin to load is minimal.
You can either get the images from an older release or cut the desired part of the sprite.
For your convenience I attached the requested files to the thread.
Regards,
Daniel
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answered on 21 Nov 2008, 07:19 AM
My self I don't need the images, it's the code that generates it!
This code generates for example datepickerpopup.gif
(and I'm using Q3)
<telerik:RadDatePicker ID="AuditDate" runat="server" Skin="Gray" EnableEmbeddedSkins="false" |
ImagesPath="/App_Themes/Gray/DatePicker/" Calendar-ImagesPath="/App_Themes/Gray/Calendar/"> |
</telerik:RadDatePicker> |
(and I'm using Q3)
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Hi Mattias,
Images are requested when the ImagesPath properties for the datepicker or calendar are set. If you remove these properties, the two controls will start using embedded CSS sprites and you will not have to add anything else.
Greetings,
Dimo
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Images are requested when the ImagesPath properties for the datepicker or calendar are set. If you remove these properties, the two controls will start using embedded CSS sprites and you will not have to add anything else.
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Dimo
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answered on 21 Nov 2008, 09:20 AM
Ohh, thank you! :)
The thing was that with the radgrid, it needs specified paths and because of that I thought that I needed to do the same here!
The thing was that with the radgrid, it needs specified paths and because of that I thought that I needed to do the same here!