Hello,

I would like to have a RichTextEditor box and above it a few simple buttons (bold, underline, justify left etc etc..).  I would like to be able to type in the box and, for example, highlight a word and click the BOLD button to make that word bold.

I would like a SAVE button (or output for testing) that I can use to save the text in the box to a database but in HTML so the bold work could show as <b>The word</b>

Basically I would like to write a small program to update part of my website by saving the HTML text into a database for my website to read.

How can I set RichTextEditor to be an HTML editor?

Apologies if this has been answered elsewhere, I am new here!

Thank you in advance,

Mark

Hello,

I have a radtextbox with a roundrect shape (radius 20). 

The control looks good, with the exception of the white background not being properly clipped along the rounded edges and visible over the panel background. See attached image.

I am not sure how to get rid of this and have a nice clean control.

Any suggestions?

hi

why does the column width not fit automatically when adding or deleting a row ?

when loading, it works.

       private void DgvTaskRunningLoad() {
            using (this.dgvTaskRunning.DeferRefresh()) {
                dgvTaskRunning.DataSource = Sql.Dashboard_listTaskRunning();

                // layout
                dgvTaskRunning.ShowGroupPanel = false;
                dgvTaskRunning.ReadOnly = true;
                dgvTaskRunning.ShowRowHeaderColumn = false;
                dgvTaskRunning.AutoScroll = true;
                dgvTaskRunning.MasterTemplate.AutoGenerateColumns = true;
                dgvTaskRunning.MasterTemplate.AutoSizeColumnsMode = GridViewAutoSizeColumnsMode.None;
                dgvTaskRunning.BestFitColumns(BestFitColumnMode.AllCells);

                // grid
                dgvTaskRunning.Padding = new Padding(10);

                // cell
                dgvTaskRunning.TableElement.CellSpacing = 3;

                // column
                foreach (var col in dgvTaskRunning.Columns) {
                    col.IsVisible = false;
                }

                dgvTaskRunning.Columns[ColumnTitle.GridTasklistMail.subject].HeaderText = @"Task";
                dgvTaskRunning.Columns[ColumnTitle.GridOverviewTimestamp.dashboardUser].HeaderText = $@"User";
                dgvTaskRunning.Columns[ColumnTitle.GridTasklistMail.reference].HeaderText = $@"Reference";
                dgvTaskRunning.Columns[ColumnTitle.GridCostAccount.costAccount].HeaderText = $@"CostAccount";
                dgvTaskRunning.Columns[ColumnTitle.GridTaskTimestamp.timestampStart].HeaderText = $@"Start";
                dgvTaskRunning.Columns[ColumnTitle.GridOverviewTimestamp.hoursWorked].HeaderText = $@"hours worked";
                dgvTaskRunning.Columns[ColumnTitle.GridTasklistMail.description].HeaderText = $@"Description";

                dgvTaskRunning.Columns[ColumnTitle.GridTasklistMail.reference].TextAlignment = ContentAlignment.MiddleCenter;
                dgvTaskRunning.Columns[ColumnTitle.GridCostAccount.costAccount].TextAlignment = ContentAlignment.MiddleCenter;
                dgvTaskRunning.Columns[ColumnTitle.GridOverviewTimestamp.hoursWorked].TextAlignment = ContentAlignment.MiddleCenter;

                // visibility
                dgvTaskRunning.Columns[ColumnTitle.GridTasklistMail.subject].IsVisible = true;
                dgvTaskRunning.Columns[ColumnTitle.GridOverviewTimestamp.dashboardUser].IsVisible = true;
                dgvTaskRunning.Columns[ColumnTitle.GridTasklistMail.reference].IsVisible = true;
                dgvTaskRunning.Columns[ColumnTitle.GridCostAccount.costAccount].IsVisible = true;
                dgvTaskRunning.Columns[ColumnTitle.GridTaskTimestamp.timestampStart].IsVisible = true;
                dgvTaskRunning.Columns[ColumnTitle.GridOverviewTimestamp.hoursWorked].IsVisible = true;
                dgvTaskRunning.Columns[ColumnTitle.GridTasklistMail.description].IsVisible = true;

                // filtering
                dgvTaskRunning.EnableFiltering = true;
                dgvTaskRunning.ShowFilteringRow = false;
                dgvTaskRunning.ShowHeaderCellButtons = true;
            }
        }

     I'm trying to download Telerik_UI_For_WinForms_2016_3_913_Dev.msi but I'm not able to find it on my Account Downloads. Where can I get to the previous version installers to download them?

Is there anyway to rotate the polar chart so that it starts with 0 at the top of the graph instead of 0 being at the right? 

Cheers

Dan

Hello!

I have a ListControl which can contain a lot of DescriptionTextListDataItem (even millions).

Every item could be customized with a different Icon or color.

Obviusly if I try to create all these items all together the process hangs forever.

What I'm trying to do is to show the first 100 elements and, when the user scroll to the end of the list, the next 100 elements are dinamically inserted into the list.

First question: is this reasonable or there's already a baked in way to do such a thing?

I've seen that there is a ScrollEventType.Last that could be useful to understand when the user scrolled down to the end, but... the "Scroll" event on the ListControl is never fired.

Is this an issue or am I missing something?

Thank you!

Dear supporters,

I have 2 problems that when i click to the disabled field (textbox) , I have to press tab key twice to get to the first enable field. How can I press one time at the disable field (textbox )and the Cursor move to the first enable field?

Secondly, how can I move to the next enable field when click to disabled field ( textbox ), I dont want the Cursor move to the first enable field.

Thanks & Regards

Carlsen

i'm using the theme controldefaut . In ribbonbar and office 2007 app menu there is a blue rounded button in start menu. On mouse over it change color to orange.

Is it color or image change? 

I like to make it red when i click a button.

Thanks for help