I'm having a hard time getting a very simple instance of the scheduler into a webpart. I tried following the instructions here: http://www.telerik.com/help/aspnet-ajax/moss-deploying-radcontrols.html, but step 3 is really confusing to me:
3. [Optional] In order to use RadScriptManager (instead of the standard ScriptManager control) or controls like RadBinaryImage, RadChart, RadUpload, etc., you need to register their handlers in the respective section in the web.config:
What does that mean? is RadScheduler one of the controls? And if so, I dont understand what of the code I am supposed to actually add because it looks like examples for just the 3 listed. Do I basically just replace RadUpload with RadScheduler everywhere I see it?
Please help - i'm really behind on a project.
Thanks!
Loren
3. [Optional] In order to use RadScriptManager (instead of the standard ScriptManager control) or controls like RadBinaryImage, RadChart, RadUpload, etc., you need to register their handlers in the respective section in the web.config:
What does that mean? is RadScheduler one of the controls? And if so, I dont understand what of the code I am supposed to actually add because it looks like examples for just the 3 listed. Do I basically just replace RadUpload with RadScheduler everywhere I see it?
Please help - i'm really behind on a project.
Thanks!
Loren
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Hello Loren,
You can use RadScheduler with ASP.NET ScriptManager as well as with RadScriptManager.
In case you use RadScheduler with ASP.NET ScriptManager - you do not need to modify your web.config and register the handler (as is described at step 3 at the article that you mention).
Regards,
Kalina
the Telerik team
You can use RadScheduler with ASP.NET ScriptManager as well as with RadScriptManager.
In case you use RadScheduler with ASP.NET ScriptManager - you do not need to modify your web.config and register the handler (as is described at step 3 at the article that you mention).
Regards,
Kalina
the Telerik team
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