Hi,

the format of the FilterDescriptors.Expression is for SQL, ie.
"[Filename] LIKE '%3170%'"

But I need to use it in dynamic Linq , so it would be correct:
"Filename.Contains(\"3170\")"

Is there an Option or Tool to get an Linq Expression instead of SQL Expression?

Peter

Using the "Email" example(s) I have successfully added a custom field into a new Custom Appointment form.  I also needed to have some custom code run when the user hits OK and exits out of the form.  That works as well.

However when I edit an Appointment and try to change the Summary or Location, that information is not getting propagated back to the Scheduler. I haven't changed any of the textbox names (don't think that's even possible), but the data doesn't seem to be getting back to the scheduler.

Any ideas?

Here are my LoadSettingsFromEvent/ApplySettingsToEvent methods:

    protected override void LoadSettingsFromEvent(IEvent sourceEvent)
        {
            base.LoadSettingsFromEvent(sourceEvent);

            var appointmentWithChiroDetails = sourceEvent as AppointmentWithChiroDetails;
            if (appointmentWithChiroDetails != null)
            {
                if (Globals.currentCustomer != 0)
                {
                    this.txtpat_id.Text = Globals.currentCustomer.ToString();
                }
            }
        }

        protected override void ApplySettingsToEvent(IEvent targetEvent)
        {
            var appointmentWithChiroDetails = targetEvent as AppointmentWithChiroDetails;
            if (appointmentWithChiroDetails != null)
            {
                appointmentWithChiroDetails.CustomerPK = Convert.ToInt32(this.txtpat_id.Text);
            }

            base.ApplySettingsToEvent(targetEvent);
        }

Hi,

I have integrated GridView in my application. This grid ist bound to a bindingsource. When my query for the binding source has no datas, then I missing the "new row" line for adding datas. Please see the attached files.

      If IsNumeric(RadGridView1.CurrentRow.Cells("ComboNr").Value) Then
        Dim iGruppeNr As Integer = grdParameter.CurrentRow.Cells("ComboNr").Value
        bsDetekParaCombo.DataSource = (From Combo As tblDetekParaCombo In dbContext.tblDetekParaCombo
                                       Order By Combo.ComboGruppeNr
                                       Where Combo.ComboGruppeNr = iGruppeNr Select Combo).ToList
      Else
        'Here I will get a count of 0 rows and I missing the new line for adding rows
        bsDetekParaCombo.DataSource = (From Combo As tblDetekParaCombo In dbContext.tblDetekParaCombo
                                       Order By Combo.ComboGruppeNr
                                       Where Combo.ComboGruppeNr = -1 Select Combo).ToList

        grdCombo.MasterTemplate.Refresh()
      End If

What I am doing wrong?

Karim

Hello:

I want to initialize default values on editor loading:

<p>void radDataEntry1_BindingCreated(object sender, BindingCreatedEventArgs e)</p><p>{</p><p>if (e.DataMember == "IsAdministrator")</p><p>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;{ </p><p> &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;        e.Binding.NullValue = false;</p><p>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;}</p><p>}</p>

Thank you.

Rad Scheduler  -

How to possible three cell collapse and display single cell in timeline control (like col span functionality)

and create appointment display run time 

I am trying to replace a 3rd party tool with Telerik controls.  Our application has a ComboTree which is basically a treeview inside a dropdown box.

I don't see any way to do this with your controls.  

Please point me in the right direction

Thanks

Jason

Hi,

I'm looking into the Telerik 'UI for Winforms'. I develop in Progress OpenEdge and as Progress is now owner of Telerik I would like to develop a .NET gui for a new application with Telerik controls.

Before looking to Telerik I looked at Ingragistics. They have a control called 'MDI Tab Manager'. Purpose is, you have a MDI Form (parent) and the childforms appear as tabbed forms in the parent window.

I was wondering if Telerik has such a control. I've looked at all the .net controls but didn't find anything about this.

Kind regards

Bart S.