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Hi Shaun,
RadWindow will be ported to the Prometheus suite in Q2.
Two points in addition to this:
1. The current RadWindow implementation uses IFRAME as they are the only way to create a skinnable container for loading external content that exists in its own document. Since there is no other way to achieve this, the Prometheus window version will still use IFRAMEs.
2. The control is XHTML compliant to the extent that it passes XHTML validation. Again - IFRAMEs are a necessity. There is no substitute for them if the window is to achieve what it does.
3. The Prometheus edition will likely allow setting content that exists in the context on the same page (e.g. making the window similar to a moving container)
Greetings,
Tervel
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RadWindow will be ported to the Prometheus suite in Q2.
Two points in addition to this:
1. The current RadWindow implementation uses IFRAME as they are the only way to create a skinnable container for loading external content that exists in its own document. Since there is no other way to achieve this, the Prometheus window version will still use IFRAMEs.
2. The control is XHTML compliant to the extent that it passes XHTML validation. Again - IFRAMEs are a necessity. There is no substitute for them if the window is to achieve what it does.
3. The Prometheus edition will likely allow setting content that exists in the context on the same page (e.g. making the window similar to a moving container)
Greetings,
Tervel
the Telerik team
Instantly find answers to your questions at the new Telerik Support Center