Please consider this request for a new feature to be added to the RadComboBox. We would like to see a property called "Mode" added. It would have two options; Normal and Label. The default value would be Normal as to not break previous implementations.
Use Case:
When using a RadComboBox on a FormView with view/edit/insert/delete functions, there is no easy way to show the selected item text of the RadComboBox in a Label look & feel without complex JavaScript/CSS or adding code. It would be awesome if we could just set a property called Mode="Label" which caused the RadComboBox to display a Label instead of the combobox. It would use the same css as the rest of the labels on the page. When in Label mode, the control presented to the user would not allow the user to change any values, nor see any look & feel of a combobox. The user would see it as a standard label.
Currently, we have to put both a label and a combobox in our item template of the FormView. Then set combobox visible=false, and add a SelectionChanged event to the combobox (we use binding) which sets the text value of the label. Lot's of work and extra code just so we can show the user the value of the combobox in Label format! We tried the JavaScript/CSS method, but had other issues and was not sure it would interfere with our other CSS changes in the future.
Thank you for the consideration.
Use Case:
When using a RadComboBox on a FormView with view/edit/insert/delete functions, there is no easy way to show the selected item text of the RadComboBox in a Label look & feel without complex JavaScript/CSS or adding code. It would be awesome if we could just set a property called Mode="Label" which caused the RadComboBox to display a Label instead of the combobox. It would use the same css as the rest of the labels on the page. When in Label mode, the control presented to the user would not allow the user to change any values, nor see any look & feel of a combobox. The user would see it as a standard label.
Currently, we have to put both a label and a combobox in our item template of the FormView. Then set combobox visible=false, and add a SelectionChanged event to the combobox (we use binding) which sets the text value of the label. Lot's of work and extra code just so we can show the user the value of the combobox in Label format! We tried the JavaScript/CSS method, but had other issues and was not sure it would interfere with our other CSS changes in the future.
Thank you for the consideration.