Hi,
I am evaluating the ASP.NET Ajax controls and can't seem to find a button control (checkbox either), am I missing something?
Where the question comes from is the fact that I am looking into the Skins manager which is very easy to use with RadXXX controls (no code required) but not so easy with .net controls (not even sure it's possible)
Any advice/input welcome
I am evaluating the ASP.NET Ajax controls and can't seem to find a button control (checkbox either), am I missing something?
Where the question comes from is the fact that I am looking into the Skins manager which is very easy to use with RadXXX controls (no code required) but not so easy with .net controls (not even sure it's possible)
Any advice/input welcome
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Hi Alwin Leibbrandt,
You can style asp:Buttons with RadFormDecorator.
http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/formdecorator/examples/decorationzoneid/defaultcs.aspx
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Dimo
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You can style asp:Buttons with RadFormDecorator.
http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/formdecorator/examples/decorationzoneid/defaultcs.aspx
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answered on 25 May 2010, 05:57 PM
Hi Dimo,
Sorry about the late post on this topic but I have been trying out the FormDecorator and SkinsManager in more depth now. The conclusion I have come to is that the SkinsManager is for managing RadControls and the FormDecorator is for managing .net controls, so to implement skinning on a page that contains both types of controls (which is pretty much alwys due to the lack of a RadButton) I will always need both controls, is this correct?
Sorry about the late post on this topic but I have been trying out the FormDecorator and SkinsManager in more depth now. The conclusion I have come to is that the SkinsManager is for managing RadControls and the FormDecorator is for managing .net controls, so to implement skinning on a page that contains both types of controls (which is pretty much alwys due to the lack of a RadButton) I will always need both controls, is this correct?
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Yes, your conclusion is correct, Al.
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Sebastian
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