I am developing a web application in which i m facing problem of dropdown residing inside user control is not updated. Overview of Entire Problem. As per my and client's requirement: I've created two user control. One user control having a drop down. Another user control having few no of controls and its event. Both user control i've used in my one web page twice. For partial postback use following AjaxSettings. <telerik:RadAjaxManager ID="RadAjaxManager1" DefaultLoadingPanelID="RadAjaxLoadingPanel1" runat="server"> <AjaxSettings> <telerik:AjaxSetting AjaxControlID="btnSave"> <UpdatedControls> <telerik:AjaxUpdatedControl ControlID="FilterDropDown" /> <telerik:AjaxUpdatedControl ControlID="FilterDropDownGridContact" /> </UpdatedControls> </telerik:AjaxSetting> </AjaxSettings> </telerik:RadAjaxManager> <telerik:RadAjaxLoadingPanel ID="RadAjaxLoadingPanel1" runat="server"> </telerik:RadAjaxLoadingPanel> Now concentrate here, btnSave is asp server side button residing inside in second user control. And as I told both user control i've used in my same page twice. FilterDropDown and FilterDropDownGridContact is two user control.(having only a drop down) Now when I click on btnSave of first user control event fires and as per ajax setting dropdown user control updates. But, when I click on btnSave of second user control events fires but user control is not updated. So, Whats issue?? Is there any way, so that i can update ajax setting such as update first user control when respective user control's btnSave fires and so on.
The developer cannot get a reference to the FontName tool through the getToolByName method of the RibbonBar tool adapter.
The Insert Paragraph tool puts the text outside of the newly inserted paragraph tag. Here is an example: 1. Enter a line of text in an empty editor 2. Press the New Paragraph button 3. Type something when the cursor goes to the next line 4. Switch to HTML mode and you will find that the new text is inserted outside of the paragraph tag <p>line of text</p> <p> </p> new line The expect result should b: <p>line of text</p> <p>new line</p>
I try to create skin on tabstrip control. But when I save and upload newly created skin I get some of properties are not remember. I use Firefox Please help me in this problem Zlatko Rusev
I got the notice that Ajax Components 2013 Q3 was available, so I downloaded and installed it. Well, now every single project I have is broken! I have to go through all my projects and drag in the controls just to update the references, This is shameful the way this breaks everything! Totally unprofessional the way the update is handled.
Hello, We have a problem when publishing our appplication with Telerik. After publishing the page that uses a RadGrid and any Skin (doesn't matter if it's Default or Black or Windows7) the Skin files do not load. The Grid loads, it seems that the javascript files load (because the calendar works), but the css and the images that are part of the skins do not load and therefore the grid looks bare (attached partial screenshot). When we publish the application, we do it through Maven (which takes the Telerik dlls from an Archiva repository, in our company we are required to publish using it). When we don't use Maven/Archiva to publish then the page comes our fine and everything looks nice. When we publish using Maven/Archiva, the skin files do not load on the page. So something is preventing the skins files (css and images) from loading correctly on the screen. The only thing we noticed is that when publishing using Maven/Archiva the DLL file attributes (Date modified and Date created) gets reset to current date time. The dlls that we are using are: Telerik.Web.UI.dll (ver 2013.3.1114.40) Telerik.Web.UI.Skins.dll (ver 2013.3.1114.40) We took the dlls after publishing using Maven/Archiva and compared them to the dlls that we downloaded from Telerik and the dlls are identical. The only thing changed was the Date created/Date modified. If that's the reason why the css/images don't load correctly, then it's a big problem for us. Please look into this issue for us. Thank you, Alex