I don't know if I missed a property or if I'll need to use the KeyDown/KeyPress events, but is there an easy or preferred way that I can turn off the feature that allows the right and left arrow keys to navigate through the pages of a RadPageView?
I have an application where I have the tab strip hidden and am programmatically controlling the page navigation.
Thanks.

Hello Team,
Please see the attached screen.Could you please guide me how to implement the custom treeview


Hi,
I am using a TreeView with checkboxes enabled and TriState enabled. If I click on a parent node checkbox it affects the checkbox state of its children, and vice versa. I would like to be able to save the tree state whenever the tree checkboxes are changed by a user, but only when ALL of the cascading is finished.
How can I do that?
Note: I tried to use the TreeView1.NodeCheckedChanged event - but this event fires for EVERY checkbox change. I only want to run my code once, at the very end.
Thanks,
-Lou


Hi all,
I have a radgridview with two GridViewCalculator columns. The database table columns to which the data from these calculator columns goes, has the datatype like this : decimal(22,9). Here the gridview columns accept about 31 characters and in turn this will make runtime errors. How can I set the maxlength property for these calculator columns like we set the same for textbox columns? Pls help..

I have a toggle button that shows/hides the search row. However, I need to capture the close event of the search row so I can change the toggle button state. This is needed because the user can click the X to close the search row. Or, can I hide the X button?
Thanks!

Hello,
Can someone tell me if it's possible to automatically scroll the selected folder in RadBrowserEditor into view? Currently, I am setting the 'value' property of this control to a folder that's is not part of the default view. When the dialog opens, the folder is selected as expected but it's not scrolled into view. So, I have to manually scroll in order to find the selected folder.
Thanks,
Santosh