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Hi GEB,
We will release RadControls for Silverlight, built against the Silverlight 3 assemblies, a couple of days after Silverlight 3 becomes official. It will include the official RadScheduler for Silverlight that will be released for Silverlight 2 with Q2 2009, in the beginning of July. However, a build that will contain all features of Silverlight 3, such as validation, etc., will be released with SP1, most probably a month after the Silverlight 3 release.
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Valeri Hristov
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We will release RadControls for Silverlight, built against the Silverlight 3 assemblies, a couple of days after Silverlight 3 becomes official. It will include the official RadScheduler for Silverlight that will be released for Silverlight 2 with Q2 2009, in the beginning of July. However, a build that will contain all features of Silverlight 3, such as validation, etc., will be released with SP1, most probably a month after the Silverlight 3 release.
Best wishes,
Valeri Hristov
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AK
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answered on 09 Jul 2009, 08:55 PM
SL3 has been released ahead of schedule today (July 9).
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Voss Grose
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answered on 20 Jul 2009, 04:54 PM
Is there a Telerik.Windows.Controls.Scheduler for SL3.0?
I do not see it in the download zip file RadControls_for_Silverlight3_2009_1_622_dev
I do not see it in the download zip file RadControls_for_Silverlight3_2009_1_622_dev
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Hi Voss Grose,
You can log in to your account and download the latest internal build built against Silverlight 3, where RadScheduler is included. Thank you for contacting us.
Kind regards,
Rosi
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You can log in to your account and download the latest internal build built against Silverlight 3, where RadScheduler is included. Thank you for contacting us.
Kind regards,
Rosi
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Michael Chong
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answered on 22 Jul 2009, 02:01 AM
May I know the latest release of RadControls for Silverlignt is compatible with Silverlight 3?
Is it fix the issues raise by many of them like the RadWindow is moving out of control on Silverlight 3?
I would also want to know whether the latest release has the "active event" for RadWindow shall I know which window is currently on active or topmost.
Thanks for any help and information.
Is it fix the issues raise by many of them like the RadWindow is moving out of control on Silverlight 3?
I would also want to know whether the latest release has the "active event" for RadWindow shall I know which window is currently on active or topmost.
Thanks for any help and information.
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Hello Michael,
I suggest you log in to your account and download the latest internal build built against Silverlight 3. The fix of the problem is included there.
Also, you can find out is a RadWindow instance is currently active by using its IsActiveWindow property. Unfortunately there is no event that notifies for its change, but when the active window is change the newly activated one gets the keyboard focus, so you could listen for the GotFocus event of the Window control
Regards,
Rosi
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I suggest you log in to your account and download the latest internal build built against Silverlight 3. The fix of the problem is included there.
Also, you can find out is a RadWindow instance is currently active by using its IsActiveWindow property. Unfortunately there is no event that notifies for its change, but when the active window is change the newly activated one gets the keyboard focus, so you could listen for the GotFocus event of the Window control
Regards,
Rosi
the Telerik team
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