Hello,

The gray background of the progress bar seems to be theme specific, is it possible to change it to white/transparent without a custom theme?

Attaching a screen shot to indicate the background fill in question.

Hi,

I have multiple rows. Each row has a different currency. How to find sum in Indian currency using summary row.

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waiting for your favorable response. 

Thanks.

Hello Telerik Support Team,

I'm trying to add a custom button for the RadImageEditor for my application. When I try to do so using

RadMenuItem cst = new RadMenuItem("Item");

radImageEditor1.ImageEditorElement.CommandsElement.CommandsStackEleemnt.Children.Add(cst);

This does get me the button I need, but I am unable to extend add an event handler to this button.

However If I were to create a button and add it to the element by extending RadMenuItem to override the onclick event within a custom class like so:

CustomMenuItem custom = new CustomMenuItem("CustomMenuItem");

radImageEditor1.ImageEditorEleemnt.CommandsElement.CommandsStackElement.Children.Add(custom);

This will get me a flat generic box the form in which I am unable to modify the style of the button to fit with the rest of the form, however this approach will allow me to define my event handler. 

How can I go about it to create a proper button within the image editor side bar (to clarify the side bar below the command elements, and be able to setup the onclick to run the function needed as intended?

Thanks,

Hello :)

Currently the SelectionMiniToolBar appears very transparent with its opacity increasing as the user moves the mouse over it - my problem is the RTF control has a white background and this menu has a white background with no border so visually it looks like it bleeds onto the page - its not of course, it's floating above it but i'd like to add a BORDER to the Mini Tool Bar so it's more recognizable.

So now i'm looking for where the SelectionMiniToolBar is referenced and that has me stumped.   rtfControl.SelectionMiniToolBar isn't correct (I sort of knew that going in but it's where i started) so my question is this:  How do I add a border to the existing SelectionMiniToolBar or do i have to build my own completely separate menu in order to do this?

Kindest regards, 

Curtis

Hello,
Ive added a RadButtonElement to my RadForm's TitleBar using the below mentioned code:

Public Class RadForm1
Dim b1 As New RadButtonElement
Sub RadForm_Load(...) Handles RadForm.Load
FormElement.TitleBar.SystemButtons.Children.Insert(0, b1)
End Sub
End Class

Now what I want to achieve is when I click on b1 a small form (RadForm2) should be displayed just below b1. For that I tried to get the location of b1 so that I can use the b1's location value to set the location of RadForm2. But the location value of b1 returns 0,0.
So maybe I can't achieve what I want using the ButtonElement's location value as it seams the location value of any button element on the TitleBar is always 0,0.
So is there anyway I can get RadForm2 to be displayed just below b1?