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Hi Bruno,
There shouldn't be an issue with this. I just tried it on my end and it seemed to work fine for me. You can find attached the page I used for testing. You can also check out our live demos where you can change the skins of the controls.
Note that if you attempt to change a skin during a partial postback the needed stylesheets may not be properly registered because of the way MS AJAX works. Can you confirm this is not your case? To alleviate it you can try setting the EnableAjaxSkinRendering property of the control to true when you change its skin.
I also advise that you look for errors during the request that may prevent it from returning as expected.
Regards,
Marin Bratanov
Telerik
There shouldn't be an issue with this. I just tried it on my end and it seemed to work fine for me. You can find attached the page I used for testing. You can also check out our live demos where you can change the skins of the controls.
Note that if you attempt to change a skin during a partial postback the needed stylesheets may not be properly registered because of the way MS AJAX works. Can you confirm this is not your case? To alleviate it you can try setting the EnableAjaxSkinRendering property of the control to true when you change its skin.
I also advise that you look for errors during the request that may prevent it from returning as expected.
Regards,
Marin Bratanov
Telerik
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answered on 06 Feb 2014, 11:11 AM
Sorry Marin I said that i can't change in RadEditor but in RadEditor i can.
I can't change in telerik:ReportViewer. Is that possible to change?
Thanks for your anwser.
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Bruno Ferreira
I can't change in telerik:ReportViewer. Is that possible to change?
Thanks for your anwser.
Regards,
Bruno Ferreira
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Hello Bruno,
The ASP.NET ReportViewer is part of the Reporting suite and cannot be styled directly with predefined themes. You can use the approach illustrated in the Applying custom skin to the web report viewer code library post.
Our recommendation is to switch to the HTML5 Report Viewer introduced in Telerik Reporting as of Q3 2013. Then you can use Kendo UI metro styles. For more details check the How To: Add the HTML5 Report Viewer to an HTML page help article.
Regards,
Stef
Telerik
The ASP.NET ReportViewer is part of the Reporting suite and cannot be styled directly with predefined themes. You can use the approach illustrated in the Applying custom skin to the web report viewer code library post.
Our recommendation is to switch to the HTML5 Report Viewer introduced in Telerik Reporting as of Q3 2013. Then you can use Kendo UI metro styles. For more details check the How To: Add the HTML5 Report Viewer to an HTML page help article.
Regards,
Stef
Telerik
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