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Hi Kjell,
The FacebookLike button is a standard button and standard buttons are created via external scripts from respective networks and that is why we do not have much control over their functionality. What we actually do is to pass the necessary arguments to the API each social network provides and let them render the buttons.
Therefore I am afraid the desired functionality is not supported neither. You can also have a look at the Facebook Developers page related to the Like button in order to check that such a feature is not supported by Facebook neither.
Regarding the print button, I am sorry to say that RadSocialShare does not support such a button. However, I have logged your idea in our feedback portal here, so that you can monitor and comment on it. If it gets enough votes we can consider its implementation for the future.
I have also updated your Telerik points for sharing your ideas with us.
All the best,
Danail Vasilev
the Telerik team
The FacebookLike button is a standard button and standard buttons are created via external scripts from respective networks and that is why we do not have much control over their functionality. What we actually do is to pass the necessary arguments to the API each social network provides and let them render the buttons.
Therefore I am afraid the desired functionality is not supported neither. You can also have a look at the Facebook Developers page related to the Like button in order to check that such a feature is not supported by Facebook neither.
Regarding the print button, I am sorry to say that RadSocialShare does not support such a button. However, I have logged your idea in our feedback portal here, so that you can monitor and comment on it. If it gets enough votes we can consider its implementation for the future.
I have also updated your Telerik points for sharing your ideas with us.
All the best,
Danail Vasilev
the Telerik team
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