I don NOT want a ToolWindow float. I have disabled the ContextMenuService and the DragDropService. But end-user still can double click the title bar to make the ToolWindow floating. (Double-clicking the title bar of a ToolWindow un-docks the panel so that it floats. Double-clicking the title bar of a floating window docks the ToolWindow.)
How to disable the double-click event to prevent the ToolWindow floating?
Hello,
I tried to create a calculate control as in my attachment
Each buttons not only have text (1, 2, 3, Enter...etc) but also have background color is kind of gradient so my ideal is use the background image.
But when I tried to set background image for RadButton then I couldn't.
Please help to to solve this, or should someone give me any ideals.
Regard,
Paul
Dim CellValue As String
Dim RowI As GridViewRowInfo
Dim RowII As GridViewRowInfo
For i = 0 To grd.Rows.Count - 1
RowI = grd.Rows(i)
CellValue = grd.Rows(i).Cells("colID1").Value
For ii = i + 1 To grd.Rows.Count - 1
RowII = grd.Rows(ii)
If CellValue = RowII.Cells("colID1").Value Then
'RowI Change BackColor
'RowII Change BackColor
End If
Next
Next
How? Thank you!
Hi guys,
i have created a rad button with rounded edges at sides.
i fill the background with some colour, but it seems the background act like i have a rectangle shape which it's but i have rounded the shapes.
i attached a photo for example.
thank you
Hi
Really don't want a thinking for changing font in gridview( WE MUST WRITE CODE IN CellFormatting EVENT FOR A SIMPLE CHANGE FONT??!!!!! )
please release a patch for this problem!! default theme font is changeable ( but in filtering form, font wont change ), but another theme totally font unchangeable!!
another component wont change too !!!
See image:
HI,
I've spent a while looking, and not found yet, a means to set the disabled colour of a rad element item held in a rad gallery element. Is this possible and if so, how ? I have a requirement to set the colour of disabled items to one of two different colours depending on some other data.
I can set the background colour, and if required implement my own "pretend" enable / disable functionality, but I'd rather not.
Regards
Toby