Sébastien Richer
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Sébastien Richer
asked on 19 Dec 2006, 10:53 PM
Hello :-)
Since using Telerik controle often means using a bit of Javascript here and there, and especially since Javascript is not fun to use (well for me at least ;-)), maybe the community could use a Javascript forum.
Either to post problems or solutions, this would also be a nice place to get information to add to the help files that support the controls' usage.
Just a thought, thanks for listening
Sébastien Richer
Since using Telerik controle often means using a bit of Javascript here and there, and especially since Javascript is not fun to use (well for me at least ;-)), maybe the community could use a Javascript forum.
Either to post problems or solutions, this would also be a nice place to get information to add to the help files that support the controls' usage.
Just a thought, thanks for listening
Sébastien Richer
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Thanks for sharing your idea with us, Sébastien. Indeed a new section in our public forums regarding javascript hints and tricks when operating with our controls can be an useful resource for the telerik community.
I will forward your request to our site administrators for further consideration. No doubt that with the new version of the ASP.NET framework (3.0) ,which is expected to provide superior javascript support including Intellisense, such location on the site might provide extra javascript "goods" for everyone interested. Yet, I imagine it like a free community-oriented place where people share their ideas/implementations.
Best regards,
Stephen
the telerik team
I will forward your request to our site administrators for further consideration. No doubt that with the new version of the ASP.NET framework (3.0) ,which is expected to provide superior javascript support including Intellisense, such location on the site might provide extra javascript "goods" for everyone interested. Yet, I imagine it like a free community-oriented place where people share their ideas/implementations.
Best regards,
Stephen
the telerik team