Hi,    
    
        i created an sample application with rad textbox and set autoscroll property to true. i have a list box with some data wheni click the data present in the list  will be added to the textbox . when i keep on adding in this way i am unable to see the focus of the data in the text box .

 i need to scroll down to see the last added data from the list.

how to set the focus to textbox on the currently added data instead scroll down and see.

i have attached two images please refer it.

please provide me a suggestion on this.


Regards,
Selva
        
        

Is it possible to group the items in a dropdownlist similar to the attached image?

Is it possible to populate a column from a radGridView that has type RadGridMultiComboBoxColumn with a Dataset?
I want to fill each cell on event 'BeginEdit' and clear on EndEdit event
Can somebody help me?
Thanks

I have defined a group in a RadGridView using the following code:

The user is able to expand and collapse the group by clicking on the arrow just before the group header. However, the user has requested to be able to expand/collapse the group by clicking on the group header itself.

How can I programmatically raise the event necessary for a RadGridView's group to expand and collapse when the user clicks on the header (not just the arrow)?

Thanks in advance for any help you may provide,

Hector

I'm writing a desktop app that will be used on a single machine, single user (at a time).

It will need a database but the data is never likely to get beyond 100,000 records.

Any recommendations on a back end database?

I'm pretty familiar with SQL Server, so would SQL Server Express be good?

If so, how does that work? Does the SSExpress app need to be running before my app can access it? Or, does the act of accessing the data sufficient?

Thanks in advance for your help.

I've gone through the OpenAccess videos but still don't have a really good understanding of what OA does for me that isn't built into Visual Studio 2010.

Can you point me to a discussion or documentation that explains the big benefit of OA?

Hi, 

Need some special behavior on a textbox column. 
Like doing something in the textchanging event, keypress event and validation event.
And i want to be able to set a fixed length on the  text box. 
I need to do for several grids and several columns.
I know that i can do this by subscribing to events on the activeeditor -> textboxitem. But i want to subclass the GridViewTextboxColumn and do it directly, so i dont need to write the same code over and over again.

Can you please help me?

Regards
Svein Thomas

Ok, so our client wants to type in dates...no mouse at all.

What they would like to do is use tab instead of arrows to move between month/date/year fields. Is this possible?

Thanks,
David

Hi there,

perhaps it is a stupid question, but I don't get it to work and I found nothing in the web.
I have a multicolumncombobox with 3 columns. I want to add a filter, which searches in all 3 columns and displays all results found in one of the 3 columns.
First I found the filterdescriptor class. That worked fine, but it displays only results, which are found in all 3 columns and not in one of them.
Then I tried to get it work with the compositefilterdescriptor. And that does not work for me. Perhaps someone has a hint. Here is my code:

Telerik.WinControls.Data.CompositeFilterDescriptor compositeDescriptor = new Telerik.WinControls.Data.CompositeFilterDescriptor();
compositeDescriptor.LogicalOperator = Telerik.WinControls.Data.FilterLogicalOperator.Or;
compositeDescriptor.FilterDescriptors.Add(new Telerik.WinControls.Data.FilterDescriptor("productNo", Telerik.WinControls.Data.FilterOperator.Contains, cbo_ProductMultiColumn.Text.ToString()));
compositeDescriptor.FilterDescriptors.Add(new Telerik.WinControls.Data.FilterDescriptor("productSearchName", Telerik.WinControls.Data.FilterOperator.Contains, cbo_ProductMultiColumn.Text.ToString()));
compositeDescriptor.FilterDescriptors.Add(new Telerik.WinControls.Data.FilterDescriptor("productName", Telerik.WinControls.Data.FilterOperator.Contains, cbo_ProductMultiColumn.Text.ToString()));
compositeDescriptor.IsFilterEditor = true;
this.cbo_ProductMultiColumn.EditorControl.FilterDescriptors.Add(compositeDescriptor);

Sorry, if it is a stupid question. I'm still a beginner. :-)

I've been having issues getting Telerik controls to display in Visual Studio's designer mode. Some simple controls, like Text Box and Label will be selectable in design mode and have all their properties pop up in the properties pane, but for some like RadGridView and RadPanel they aren't clickable in design view. The only graphical representation I get of them through the design mode is their icon + label appearing in the grey column underneath the rest of the form/user control (like when you have other custom user controls VS doesn't render).

I've read up on some solutions, namely installing Telerik.WinControls.UI.Designer into the GAC through Visual Studio's command prompt and/or referencing it in the project using said controls. I've tried both solutions -- neither have been working. What's odd, is that I followed the same steps in installing those Telerik controls when I had XP running as my Operating System. Now that the firm has been upgraded to Windows 7 it doesn't work. Don't quote me on this, but I think it may do with the extra security permissions given to folders like Program Files that didn't exist in XP.

I know the recommended answer here would be to upgrade to a newer version of WinForms, and while our company does have them, the program I'm working on is several years old and several (11) projects big. Should we update, we'd need to update the GACs on all of the servers that are hosting the program -- this way our users do not have to install/upgrade our applications themselves. Simply put, it would be a very messy situation.

While I found some answers on this, unfortuantely I found nothing recent or that worked. Perhaps my Googling/search skills aren't up to par, but it would be great if someone could help me out here. I'm simply out of ideas at this point.

Thanks,
Eric