Dear Support
I have an Radwindow as an popup on one of the aspx page. When the user scroll down the page the popup should also stuck to the bottom of the screen and the user can scroll down the page.
While scrolling down the popup should be in front and user will scroll the page up & down. and pop-up will remain on the bottom of the screen
Please find the attached screen shot. If I am able to understand issue.
I have an Radwindow as an popup on one of the aspx page. When the user scroll down the page the popup should also stuck to the bottom of the screen and the user can scroll down the page.
While scrolling down the popup should be in front and user will scroll the page up & down. and pop-up will remain on the bottom of the screen
Please find the attached screen shot. If I am able to understand issue.
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Hi Asif,
You can use the RadWindow's Pin command - for example set the InitialBehaviors property to Pin. More information on that is available in this help article. Please note that this affects only the first showing of the RadWindow. For later ones you can use its client-side API and more precisely the isPinned() and togglePin() methods. You can also examine this code library which shows an approach with overriding CSS rules. Note it was created for an old version of the controls and you also need to examine all later posts.
Regards,
Marin
the Telerik team
You can use the RadWindow's Pin command - for example set the InitialBehaviors property to Pin. More information on that is available in this help article. Please note that this affects only the first showing of the RadWindow. For later ones you can use its client-side API and more precisely the isPinned() and togglePin() methods. You can also examine this code library which shows an approach with overriding CSS rules. Note it was created for an old version of the controls and you also need to examine all later posts.
Regards,
Marin
the Telerik team
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