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Is there any way by which I can close one split pane when clickin on another, I mean I am using three split panes in ma pane i have two menu on either side and I want to close one menu pane when i click on other.
waitin for ur solutions.
Is there any way by which I can close one split pane when clickin on another, I mean I am using three split panes in ma pane i have two menu on either side and I want to close one menu pane when i click on other.
waitin for ur solutions.
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Hello Sam,
In order to achieve the desired behavior you should obtain a reference to the particular RadPane which you want to collapse as explained here and than call its collapse method which can be found in the client-side API of the control.
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Svetlina
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In order to achieve the desired behavior you should obtain a reference to the particular RadPane which you want to collapse as explained here and than call its collapse method which can be found in the client-side API of the control.
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Svetlina
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answered on 30 Oct 2008, 05:42 AM
Hello Svetlina
thnx for the reply but it couldnt helped me. as there is no method which I could use. Let me explain the problem again,
I am using a Rad spliter with two Rad sliding pane and one rad pane. In two RAD Sliding Panes I have two menu and the contents of these menu are displayed in Rad Pane. Now I want to collapse one Rad Sliding pane when I click on another and vise versa.
waitin for ur reply , thnx..
thnx for the reply but it couldnt helped me. as there is no method which I could use. Let me explain the problem again,
I am using a Rad spliter with two Rad sliding pane and one rad pane. In two RAD Sliding Panes I have two menu and the contents of these menu are displayed in Rad Pane. Now I want to collapse one Rad Sliding pane when I click on another and vise versa.
waitin for ur reply , thnx..
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answered on 30 Oct 2008, 05:42 AM
Hello Svetlina
thnx for the reply but it couldnt helped me. as there is no method which I could use. Let me explain the problem again,
I am using a Rad spliter with two Rad sliding pane and one rad pane. In two RAD Sliding Panes I have two menu and the contents of these menu are displayed in Rad Pane. Now I want to collapse one Rad Sliding pane when I click on another and vise versa.
waitin for ur reply , thnx..
thnx for the reply but it couldnt helped me. as there is no method which I could use. Let me explain the problem again,
I am using a Rad spliter with two Rad sliding pane and one rad pane. In two RAD Sliding Panes I have two menu and the contents of these menu are displayed in Rad Pane. Now I want to collapse one Rad Sliding pane when I click on another and vise versa.
waitin for ur reply , thnx..
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Hi Sam,
I am afraid I was not able to completely understand the problem. The behavior of RadSlidingPanes by default is as you describe - when you have one RadSlidingPane expanded and you trigger the expansion of another sliding pane, the first one automatically collapses as shown here.
Would you by any chance meant that the first sliding pane is not only expanded but docked? If so, you should undock it by obtaining a reference to the parent RadSlidingZone and execute its undockPane method which is documented here.
Best wishes,
Svetlina
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I am afraid I was not able to completely understand the problem. The behavior of RadSlidingPanes by default is as you describe - when you have one RadSlidingPane expanded and you trigger the expansion of another sliding pane, the first one automatically collapses as shown here.
Would you by any chance meant that the first sliding pane is not only expanded but docked? If so, you should undock it by obtaining a reference to the parent RadSlidingZone and execute its undockPane method which is documented here.
Best wishes,
Svetlina
the Telerik team
Check out Telerik Trainer, the state of the art learning tool for Telerik products.