The attached pic is (touched up) what my designer has asked me to produce for our first rewrite of our product. We've moved to telerik control set from an in house one which is looking dated. The 2nd one is my first attempt.
I've googled for an answer and seen several responses to people wanting to drop the space between tiles, or for ASP css, but in my case where the tiles are created and added to the panorama dynamically, they're all joined together and however much I've played with margins and padding I don't seem to be able to get a space around them.
Can anybody tell me how to do this very simple thing please?

Good Afternoon,

 I've recently downloaded the latest trial release of WinForms UI controls and our code to set a custom contextmenustrip on a Grid view no longer works.

 We need to do this programatically, based on the row being clicked as below:

 Using the Q1 2014 version this correctly showed our cmsAppointment contextmenustrip when rightclicking a grid element but this no longer occurs. I just see a context menu with 'Copy' and nothing else.

 All the reading on the docs just says to use the ContextMenu properly and doesn't say anything about ContextMenuStrip. Has support been discontinued for this? Do I need to change all my contextmenustrips to contextmenus? Or do I need to write the code to show the CMS manually (say, off a right click event?).

Hi. This is my first encounter with the Telerik control set.

As I don't have a clue yet, I'm amending a code fragment I found online to create a custom RadTileElement for my needs.

I'm passing in a database record to a constructor. I've then overridden the CreateChildElements method to map out the grid and set the strings etc according to whatever's passed in. But I noticed, when stepping through the code, that CreateChildElements was being called before my parameterized constructor.

Am I correct in assuming that the base constructor is calling a virtual method?

If the child elements are created before my constructor gets it's turn to set up the control then is there a better way to handle this?

ty in advance

I need to show something different that Text in ToolTip.

How to get other property like Id, Start, End etc (binded row)... connected with GanttViewTaskElement?

Hello, i have this, were working using microsoft grid, how can i make it work with the winforms grid?

When i try to add a new row raise an exception like 'System.MissingMethodException' no parameterless constructor.

Hi,

I've been trying to figure out how to get my radgridview to colour/put a border around the selected cell only when the user clicks on it. At the moment, using the following code, the grid draws horizontal borders on the selected row when a cell is selected (image attached).

    Private Sub gridView_CellFormatting(sender As Object, e As CellFormattingEventArgs) Handles gridView.CellFormatting

        If Not e.CellElement.IsCurrent AndAlso
            e.CellElement.RowInfo.IsCurrent Then
            e.CellElement.BorderColor = Color.FromArgb(208, 215, 229)
        Else
            e.CellElement.ResetValue(LightVisualElement.BorderColorProperty, ValueResetFlags.Local)
        End If

    End Sub

    Private Sub gridView_RowFormatting(sender As Object, e As RowFormattingEventArgs) Handles gridView.RowFormatting

        e.RowElement.DrawFill = False
        e.RowElement.DrawBorder = False

    End Sub

How can I get those lines above and below the row to go away?

Thanks for your help.

Hello.
after applying localization for RadReminder, returned value for reminder in "Appointment Form" limited and after reopened the form, reminder value changed to hours.
for example "5 minutes" changed to "5 hours".
applied culture is set to "fa-IR".

Thank you.

Hi,

how can I get the user selected PDF file location from RadPdfViewerNavigator?

thanks

Georgi

Here is a sample BarSeries:

How can I

1) Asign some value (e.g, an Id) to a BarSeries?

2) Asign a ContextMenu to a BarSeries to get its Id?

Is there a way to set alignment  (like right, center) of CaptionText and ContentText?

Kind regards...