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Hello David,
The RadRotator does not support such a functionality. You can try to access the node in your XML that contains the value for the frame duration, similarly to the approach for managing the XML that is used in this online demo. After the value is retrieved, you can set it to the property FrameDuration of the rotator. This logic can be isolated in a class that will accept a rotator object and configure its settings.
Another approach that you can try is to utilize the Persistence Framework by specifying custom settings as shown in this online demo.
Regards,
Slav
the Telerik team
The RadRotator does not support such a functionality. You can try to access the node in your XML that contains the value for the frame duration, similarly to the approach for managing the XML that is used in this online demo. After the value is retrieved, you can set it to the property FrameDuration of the rotator. This logic can be isolated in a class that will accept a rotator object and configure its settings.
Another approach that you can try is to utilize the Persistence Framework by specifying custom settings as shown in this online demo.
Regards,
Slav
the Telerik team
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