Paul Buxton
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Paul Buxton
asked on 01 Jul 2009, 11:34 AM
Hi,
Where is the documentation for migrating from Classic to AJAX editions hiding? I'd expected it to be in the CHM, but it isn't. I haven't found anything suitable on the website either.
Regards
Paul
Where is the documentation for migrating from Classic to AJAX editions hiding? I'd expected it to be in the CHM, but it isn't. I haven't found anything suitable on the website either.
Regards
Paul
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Hi Paul,
The upgrade process from RadControls for ASP.NET "Classic" to RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX is not seamless; the client-side API has changed considerably; such an upgrade might be quite a time-consuming task depending on the complexity of your application.
I'd suggest you first carefully review the RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX documentation, especially each particular control's Migrating From Rad.... Classic to Rad... for ASP.NET Ajax article (for example, here's a direct link for RadEditor).
For further details on the matter, please refer to this forum post.
By the way, you can safely use ASP.NET AJAX and "Classic" controls together in your applications and you do not need to upgrade all controls at once. We have designed and tested the ASP.NET AJAX controls to work with RadControls for ASP.NET "Classic" and have not encountered any issues running them together in a wide variety of scenarios.
All the best,
Paul
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The upgrade process from RadControls for ASP.NET "Classic" to RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX is not seamless; the client-side API has changed considerably; such an upgrade might be quite a time-consuming task depending on the complexity of your application.
I'd suggest you first carefully review the RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX documentation, especially each particular control's Migrating From Rad.... Classic to Rad... for ASP.NET Ajax article (for example, here's a direct link for RadEditor).
For further details on the matter, please refer to this forum post.
By the way, you can safely use ASP.NET AJAX and "Classic" controls together in your applications and you do not need to upgrade all controls at once. We have designed and tested the ASP.NET AJAX controls to work with RadControls for ASP.NET "Classic" and have not encountered any issues running them together in a wide variety of scenarios.
All the best,
Paul
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answered on 01 Jul 2009, 01:13 PM
We might be lucky because I do know that we haven't written any Client API JS ourselves regarding your control.