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Hello Benjamin,
If you have customized the Table Wizard dialog you might have the user controls locally instead of serving them through the assembly.
In this case, you should get the latest resources (the updated Table Wizard dialog), update it with the customization done and upgrade it in your local resources, where the customized Table Wizard user control is stored.
Regards,
Ianko
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Hi Ianko,
i did not customise the TableWizard, but my editor is set to use externalDialog. where can i get the latest resources and how do i update it?
Hello Benjamin,
After installing the new version of the Telerik UI for ASP.NET AJAX you should have a folder in the Program Files/Telerik path corresponding to the the version. There you can fond all the resources you need. You can also find them in the manual installation package under the EditorDialogs folder.
If, however, you do not have any customization regarding the dialogs, I suggest you to rather use the built-in ones. If you consider doing that, remove the ExternalDialogsPath property and delete the folder that holds the external user control files.
Regards,Ianko
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hi thanks for replying i got it to work.
would like to check how do i set the first row to be the header?
i tried in the accessibilities tab, in the headers section i set row:1 column 2, after that the whole table got the <th> tag with the 1st row in <thead>. so how do i edit the code such that the <tbody> do not have the <th> tag
before setting my table mock up look like this
<
table
>
<
tbody
>
<
tr
><
td
>header 1</
td
><
td
>header 2</
td
></
tr
>
<
tr
><
td
>cell 1</
td
><
td
>cell 2</
td
></
tr
>
<
tr
><
td
>cell 1</
td
><
td
>cell 2</
td
></
tr
>
</
tbody
>
</
table
>
Hello Benjamin,
I am not sure which code you refer to in "So how do i edit the code such that the <tbody> do not have the <th> tag".
Basically, if you have a table that has 2 columns and 3 rows it is expected when setting header to be 1 row and 2 columns the entire table to have TH elements.
Not that columns refer to the entire column in the row, not only the first row. So, if you need to have only the first row to be a header, you should select only Rows: 1.
Regards,
Ianko
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