Test Environment:
OS: Windows_11URL: https://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/grid/examples/overview/defaultcs.aspx
Screen Reader: NVDA (2021.3)
Repro Steps:
1. Open URL https://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/grid/examples/overview/defaultcs.aspx page in edge browser and turn on NVDA.
2. Navigate to table by using Tab key.
3. Observe that screen reader is announcing clickable when focus lands on table.
Actual Results:
Screen reader is announcing clickable when focus lands on table.
Expected Results:
The screen reader should only read relevant information once for each item.
The control will provide the ability to hover over an image and zoom-in the selected part in a previewer. Such control is available in Google Maps as shown in the attached screenshot Overview-Image-Map-Control.png. Yet another example is displayed in the second screenshot. You can comment and share your examples or features you would like this control to support.
I am looking for a simple clock image which I can set from code behind with, for example, startime=1000 | endtime=1600 and see a little circle with a clock face with a "pie slice" shaded in to represent the period between 10am and 4pm.
I am not looking for a time picker (that's already done in the Edit Form) - I need a way of displaying a little visual indicator like a clock face / pie chart type of graphic with a shaded area showing the user a range such as 10am-4pm, 2pm-4pm, 8am-1pm etc.
I think the minimum requirements would be:
1. Skin support (I use Bootstrap but all standard skins should be supported)
2. Be able to define a "start" and "end" range for the time slots around the edge
3. Be able to choose a beginning slot and an end slot
4. Be able to add a label in the centre (in my case it would Date but it would be useful to be able to make it something like RadClockRange.CentreLabel.Text="something"). Also, maybe the label could have properties such as RadClockRange.CentreLabel.Colour=Red / .CentreLabel.FontSize=16 etc.
5. It would be nice to databind (I use dbo.Appointments.TimeStart="11" and dbo.Appointments.TimeEnd="15" but it could be user controllable - like the scheduler - to use a user definable field in a table)
6. A range of sizes would be useful
Sample:
When using the Designer, the Default Values displayed for properties do not reflect the Default values from Lightweight RenderMode.
One particular scenario is when creating a GridButtonColumn for RadGrid that is set to LinkButton. While the Designer shows the ButtonType set to "LinkButton" by default, upon rendering the Grid, the ButtonType is FontIconButton.
There is no way of changing that in the Designer.
Telerik,
Respectfully recommending a guide feature for new users for our Application (Something similar to what this website does https://shepherdjs.dev/) Users can essentially step through controls we have on the page and we have a small verbiage/info for them that is easily digestible.
Would help tremendously on onboarding new users and documenting new features.
The current filtering of the grid wastes a lot of screen space If for example I want to filter a column to have values between X and Y. the column width especially on date column will need much more space for the filter than for the data actually shown. On the current filter of the grid the user cannot filter on columns he is not seeing My proposed implementation is simple but should work: The control will be similar to the Menu control and will render just like in the video two lines of filters: static and optional. It will have a filters collection. Each filter will have these basic properties: 1. AlwaysDisplay - if true the filter is always displayed and cannot be removed. 2. Displayed - if true the filter is displayed. if not it is displayed on the static list last button as an optional filter 3 Type - Can be single value, Multiple values (checkbox list), Single date, Date range, Textbox (for free text search in all of the columns). obviously with needed properties for values etc. 4. Text - the name of the filter 5. The actual property to filter by * pressing each filter will display a popup similar to the Custom menu sample with the needed filter type. selecting the value will update the filter text shown. * the static filter list will show a button for optional filters which can be shown on the line below. filters on the optional line can be removed with a click on a X button * all UI changes (adding/removing filters) should be on client side so the control will be very responsive. * over time filters can evolve so that the date range filter popup for example can show except for the obvious option of from X to Y other options for the user (e.g. last X weeks/days/years) and other ideas shown on the video I sent you The result the control produces is a LINQ expression which can be applied to the data source in a LINQ Where statement (my usage case) or other values (SQL where statement) that can be used by other users. The proposed new control has the following advantages: 1. It can be positioned anywhere 2. It can show fixed filters and optional filters 3. It can filter based on columns not visible on the grid 4. Optional filters can be removed quickly with the X button which provides faster change of filters for the user. The end result of this filter is a much easier UX for filtering data. it uses far less screen space and is modular enough for future columns and to filter data sources for things other than the grid
The functionality for strongly typed model-bound controls provides a significant boost in re-usability and ease of development. The documentation and support for this feature is, for all intents and purposes, non-existent. Please provide demo applications for each data-control capable of model binding with full code showing how the make the feature work. Capabilities should include common usages such as placing a drop-down list into a radgrid row, CRUD, filtering, and data-annotation and validation.
Create a tool that allows a powerpoint to be displayed in a web page. Extra bonus if it's able to include sound. It should have the usual controls at the bottom - forward, back, beginning, end. The powerpoint page would change based on user clicks.
Add ability to define Telerik specific ConfigSectionHandler for their settings like others (e.g.,log4Net) do. This makes configuring environments much easier. All I need to do is point to *.Dev.config, *.Stage.config and my application is ready for the new environment. For example, the following settings: <configuration> <configSections> <section name="myConfigSection" type="CurrentApp.ConfigurationSectionHandler, Current" /> </configSections> <myConfigSettings configSource="App_Data\Configs\MyConfigSection.config" /> <appSettings> <add key="Environment" value="Local.Local"/> ... <add key="Telerik.ScriptManager.TelerikCdn" value="Enabled"/> <add key="Telerik.ScriptManager.TelerikCdn.BaseSecureUrl" value="https://yourSite.com/cdn/TelerikScripts" /> <add key="Telerik.ScriptManager.TelerikCdn.BaseUrl" value="http://yourSite.com/cdn/TelerikScripts" /> <add key="Telerik.ScriptManager.TelerikCdn.CombinedScript" value="Enabled" /> <add key="Telerik.Skin" value="Bootstrap" /> <add key="Telerik.StyleSheetManager.TelerikCdn" value="Enabled"/> <add key="Telerik.StyleSheetManager.TelerikCdn.BaseSecureUrl" value="https://yourSite.com/cdn/TelerikSkins" /> <add key="Telerik.StyleSheetManager.TelerikCdn.BaseUrl" value="http://yourSite.com/cdn/TelerikSkins" /> <add key="Telerik.StyleSheetManager.TelerikCdn.CombinedResource" value="Disabled" /> <add key="Telerik.Web.UI.StyleSheetFolders" value="~/Content/; ~/" /> ... <appSettings> <configuration> can be changed to: <configuration> <configSections> <section name="telerikSettings" type="Telerik.ConfigurationSectionHandler, Telerik" /> </configSections> <appSettings configSource="App_Data\Configs\Local.config" /> <telerikSettings> <!-- This section does not exist and the keys are currently inside the local.config file --> <add key="Telerik.ScriptManager.TelerikCdn" value="Enabled"/> <add key="Telerik.ScriptManager.TelerikCdn.BaseSecureUrl" value="https://yourSite.com/cdn/TelerikScripts" /> <add key="Telerik.ScriptManager.TelerikCdn.BaseUrl" value="http://yourSite.com/cdn/TelerikScripts" /> <add key="Telerik.ScriptManager.TelerikCdn.CombinedScript" value="Enabled" /> <add key="Telerik.Skin" value="Bootstrap" /> <add key="Telerik.StyleSheetManager.TelerikCdn" value="Enabled"/> <add key="Telerik.StyleSheetManager.TelerikCdn.BaseSecureUrl" value="https://yourSite.com/cdn/TelerikSkins" /> <add key="Telerik.StyleSheetManager.TelerikCdn.BaseUrl" value="http://yourSite.com/cdn/TelerikSkins" /> <add key="Telerik.StyleSheetManager.TelerikCdn.CombinedResource" value="Disabled" /> <add key="Telerik.Web.UI.StyleSheetFolders" value="~/Content/; ~/" /> </telerikSettings> ... </configuration> or directly point to external configuration file: <configuration> <configSections> <section name="telerikSettings" type="Telerik.ConfigurationSectionHandler, Telerik" /> </configSections> <appSettings configSource="App_Data\Configs\Local.config" /> <telerikSettings configSource="App_Data\Configs\Telerik.config" /> ... </configuration>
I didn't realize this is the new trend till recently. And I just found the 360 cameras are getting cheaper and cheaper with more features. Among many other models to shoot 360 Photos and Videos, the Ricoh Theta S and Samsung 360 Gear (2017) are just around $200-$300 ! I have learned YouTube supports 360 Videos but NOT 360 Photos. FB supports both I think but it is not easy to let us embed them into our own sites. So if Telerik came out with a new Control to support these needs, it will be very great ! Thanks much.
Hi,
Is it possible to exercise the NullText option for the control RadDatePicker for ASP.NET AJAX
Thanks
Gita
Instead of utilising 3rd party jQuery or the boring old ASP client-side form/field validation why don't you guys develop your own that has nice look and functionality similar to this: https://github.com/posabsolute/jQuery-Validation-Engine and you could also include a password strength indicator like this while your at it: http://git.aaronlumsden.com/strength.js/#demo Not hard and it would nicely complement your current suite of tools, especially if it was styled from skins.
Hi guys, Do you think that the Telerik UI for ASP.NET AJAX suite should offer a Radial Menu? The control should optimize and facilitate the work on touch devices. You can find more detail for the control at: https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Use-radial-menus-to-display-OneNote-commands-0d75f03f-cde7-493a-a8a0-b2ed6f99fbe2 http://beaucollins.github.io/radial-menu/ Thank you for your feedback!
https://www.telerik.com/support/kb/aspnet-ajax/details/cannot-scroll-telerik-control-in-ios-11.3---the-page-scrolls-instead
Please, please, please bring the new RadTaskBoard to ASP.NET AJAX!
I was just reviewing the RadTileList and trying to figure out how to do a Kanban board with your controls, and came across what you just released via the RadTaskBoard, and that would be absolutely perfect to have for ASP.NET AJAX.
Thank you!
One tool that can help with testing for the contrast ratio is ANDI.
From Admin: Share in this thread the most impactful contrast issue here, sharing the control and its setup, the skin and the exact elements that are failing the contrast test.