I am using the Q1 asp.net radgrid and the Q2 ASPNETAjax radtooltip.
I have 3 RadToolTipManagers on the page for 3 different columns in the grid that require a custom tooltip from a control.
When I hover over the one in the middle of the grid, it displays TopRight as defined.
However, the other two columns are the two far right columns on the grid. I set them up with ToolTipPosition.BottomLeft (also tried TopLeft) and when I hover over them, although the little pointy thing is in the top right corner where it should be, the tooltip itself falls to the bottom right of my element, and even off the edge of the page for my far right column.
This is true for both IE and Firefox.
This may be something you're working on, as I read in the forum:
>>This is logged in our database and we will do our best to make the RadToolTip work as expected both in quirks mode and in xhtml mode for our Q2 2008 release, which is scheduled for the 22 July.
Is this part of this known issue and will be fixed in the July 22nd release? I am using: RadControls for ASPNET AJAX Q2 2008. Is this before or after the July 22 release? I just downloaded it last week.
I do not use the AjaxManager in my grid, so the blog post about using the old grid with the tooltip doesn't apply to this situation.
Here is my tip definition:
I have 3 RadToolTipManagers on the page for 3 different columns in the grid that require a custom tooltip from a control.
When I hover over the one in the middle of the grid, it displays TopRight as defined.
However, the other two columns are the two far right columns on the grid. I set them up with ToolTipPosition.BottomLeft (also tried TopLeft) and when I hover over them, although the little pointy thing is in the top right corner where it should be, the tooltip itself falls to the bottom right of my element, and even off the edge of the page for my far right column.
This is true for both IE and Firefox.
This may be something you're working on, as I read in the forum:
>>This is logged in our database and we will do our best to make the RadToolTip work as expected both in quirks mode and in xhtml mode for our Q2 2008 release, which is scheduled for the 22 July.
Is this part of this known issue and will be fixed in the July 22nd release? I am using: RadControls for ASPNET AJAX Q2 2008. Is this before or after the July 22 release? I just downloaded it last week.
I do not use the AjaxManager in my grid, so the blog post about using the old grid with the tooltip doesn't apply to this situation.
Here is my tip definition:
tipMgrRec.Position = ToolTipPosition.BottomLeft
tipMgrRec.RelativeTo = ToolTipRelativeDisplay.Element
tipMgrRec.ShowEvent = ToolTipShowEvent.OnMouseOver
thanks.
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Hello,
I am not sure why the tooltips of one RadToolTipManager are positioned correctly and those of the other two RadToolTipManagers are not. Could you please prepare and send us a simple running project, that demonstrates the problem, so that we can investigate it further?
As for the version of the suite, you are using the latest version, the one that we are referring to in the quoted answer. And the problem with the positioning of the RadToolTips in quirks mode is fixed in the latest version. That is why I suppose that the problem you describe is different.
Generally, we recommend that our customers use only the controls of one suite and do not mix RadControls for ASP.NET with RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX. That is why I would highly recommend that you update the version of the RadGrid you are using to RadGrid for ASP.NET AJAX.
Sincerely yours,
Tsvetie
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I am not sure why the tooltips of one RadToolTipManager are positioned correctly and those of the other two RadToolTipManagers are not. Could you please prepare and send us a simple running project, that demonstrates the problem, so that we can investigate it further?
As for the version of the suite, you are using the latest version, the one that we are referring to in the quoted answer. And the problem with the positioning of the RadToolTips in quirks mode is fixed in the latest version. That is why I suppose that the problem you describe is different.
Generally, we recommend that our customers use only the controls of one suite and do not mix RadControls for ASP.NET with RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX. That is why I would highly recommend that you update the version of the RadGrid you are using to RadGrid for ASP.NET AJAX.
Sincerely yours,
Tsvetie
the Telerik team
Check out Telerik Trainer, the state of the art learning tool for Telerik products.