Based on the information on this page,
http://www.telerik.com/products/aspnet-ajax/resources/right-to-left-support.aspx
It says that:
"Not/Applicable" means that the control does not have any "hard-coded" strings to localize and everything comes from datasource or properties.
What does this really mean? What about RTL? Should I assume that the Chart component does not offer an RTL support but there is nothing (i.e. no hard coding done) that would prevent it from rendering in an RTL fashion. If so, is there anything that can be done to make it support RTL (i.e. css tweaks).
Judging from the numerous requests asking for RTL support in radControls, I am puzzled by the slowness in building a seamless framework to support RTL in *all* controls. In this global economy, not being able to display information in a localized manner would surely have an impact on the bottom line.
http://www.telerik.com/products/aspnet-ajax/resources/right-to-left-support.aspx
It says that:
"Not/Applicable" means that the control does not have any "hard-coded" strings to localize and everything comes from datasource or properties.
What does this really mean? What about RTL? Should I assume that the Chart component does not offer an RTL support but there is nothing (i.e. no hard coding done) that would prevent it from rendering in an RTL fashion. If so, is there anything that can be done to make it support RTL (i.e. css tweaks).
Judging from the numerous requests asking for RTL support in radControls, I am puzzled by the slowness in building a seamless framework to support RTL in *all* controls. In this global economy, not being able to display information in a localized manner would surely have an impact on the bottom line.