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Hello Rangnath,
Our controls are IScriptControls based on MS AJAX and thus, the framework must have their $create() statements in order to instantiate their client-side objects and functionality. This cannot happen when only the simple HTML is rendered for the user control. Thus, when this initialization has not taken place, there will be JavaScript errors thrown.
Moreover, they are created around the webforms paradigm and they are not supported in MVC and especially Razor.
Regards,
Marin Bratanov
Telerik
Our controls are IScriptControls based on MS AJAX and thus, the framework must have their $create() statements in order to instantiate their client-side objects and functionality. This cannot happen when only the simple HTML is rendered for the user control. Thus, when this initialization has not taken place, there will be JavaScript errors thrown.
Moreover, they are created around the webforms paradigm and they are not supported in MVC and especially Razor.
Regards,
Marin Bratanov
Telerik
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