Thank you in advance...
I am working on a project in which I would like to utilize RadDocks to create a user customizable environment. The host website is a Sharepoint site that consists of MOSS host pages that contain numerous User controls.
I was wondering if the RadDock controls can be used in the MOSS host pages to contain WebParts?
Secondly... is it possible to have nested RadDocks?
i.e.
MOSS Host Pages
- RadDocks (containers for multiple User Controls on host page)
- User Control
- RadDocks (container for multiple asp.net controls)
I am working on a project in which I would like to utilize RadDocks to create a user customizable environment. The host website is a Sharepoint site that consists of MOSS host pages that contain numerous User controls.
I was wondering if the RadDock controls can be used in the MOSS host pages to contain WebParts?
Secondly... is it possible to have nested RadDocks?
i.e.
MOSS Host Pages
- RadDocks (containers for multiple User Controls on host page)
- User Control
- RadDocks (container for multiple asp.net controls)
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Hi Gerald,
Yes, the RadDock, as well as the rest of the RadControls, works with MOSS. You can use our online help for more information on how to integrate the RadDock in MOSS: Deploying RadControls for ASP.NET Ajax and Incorporating RadControls for ASP.NET Ajax in MOSS WebSites. As for the contained WebParts, please clarify if they are Sharepoint WebParts or standard ones.
It is possible to nest RadDocks, for example you can insert a RadDockZone in the ContentTemplate of a RadDock and then you can place a dock control in this dock zone, as shown below:
I hope the provided information will help you with your further development.
All the best,
Slav
the Telerik team
Yes, the RadDock, as well as the rest of the RadControls, works with MOSS. You can use our online help for more information on how to integrate the RadDock in MOSS: Deploying RadControls for ASP.NET Ajax and Incorporating RadControls for ASP.NET Ajax in MOSS WebSites. As for the contained WebParts, please clarify if they are Sharepoint WebParts or standard ones.
It is possible to nest RadDocks, for example you can insert a RadDockZone in the ContentTemplate of a RadDock and then you can place a dock control in this dock zone, as shown below:
<telerik:RadDockLayout runat="server" ID="RadDockLayout1"> <telerik:RadDockZone runat="server" ID="RadDockZone1"> <telerik:RadDock runat="server" ID="RadDock1"> <ContentTemplate> <telerik:RadDockZone runat="server" ID="RadDockZone2"> <telerik:RadDock runat="server" ID="RadDock2"> </telerik:RadDock> </telerik:RadDockZone> </ContentTemplate> </telerik:RadDock> </telerik:RadDockZone></telerik:RadDockLayout>I hope the provided information will help you with your further development.
All the best,
Slav
the Telerik team
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answered on 12 Sep 2012, 05:09 PM
Is it possible to have a RadDock containing a standard webPart?
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Hi Yankev,
The Web Part control is placed in a Web Part Zone, so you cannot insert it directly in a RadDock. If you add a Web Part Zone in the ContentTemplate of a dock control, as shown in this online demo, you will be able to move a Web Part in this inner zone.
Greetings,
Slav
the Telerik team
The Web Part control is placed in a Web Part Zone, so you cannot insert it directly in a RadDock. If you add a Web Part Zone in the ContentTemplate of a dock control, as shown in this online demo, you will be able to move a Web Part in this inner zone.
Greetings,
Slav
the Telerik team
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