I think Telerik missing and OCR control to be complete set. We used Telerik for our web development and recently there was a project that we need to OCR the uploaded document. We would like telerik to be one stop shop for development tools and don't go around to find complimentary controls for OCR. So my suggestion is to add OCR control(s) 

Regards,
Hossein

When RadMenu is present on the page where a RadGrid has to be exported, a JavaScript error is thrown when the response is received. This is observable only in an iframe (or, therefore, a RadWindow).

Different ways to work around this are:

- remove the menu/context menu

- use a regular browser window instead of a RadWindow for this page

- use the ContentTemplate of the RadWindow instead of loading an entire page in it

- try adding the following function override at the end of the content page, just before the closing form tag:
			Telerik.Web.UI.RadMenu.prototype._onMouseOut = function (e)
			{
				var relatedTarget = e.rawEvent.relatedTarget ? e.rawEvent.relatedTarget : e.rawEvent.toElement;

				if (!relatedTarget && !this._isMainElementDescendant(e.target))
				{
					//The mouse is out of the window or the current frame - close the menu
					try
					{
						var that = this;
						setTimeout(
							function ()
							{
								that.close();
							}, this.get_collapseDelay());
					}
					catch (e)
					{
					
					}
				}
			}

If this does not help, try adding this one below:
$telerik.addHandler = function (element, eventName, handler, autoRemove) {
				if (!element._events)
					element._events = {};
			
				var eventCache = element._events[eventName];
				if (!eventCache)
					element._events[eventName] = eventCache = [];
			
				var browserHandler;
				if ($telerik.useAttachEvent(element)) {
					browserHandler = function() {
						var e = {};
						try {
							e = $telerik._getWindow(element).event
						}
						catch (ex) {
						}
						try {
							return handler.call(element, new Sys.UI.DomEvent(e));
						}
						catch (e) {
							
						}
					}
					element.attachEvent('on' + eventName, browserHandler);
				}
				else if (element.addEventListener) {
					browserHandler = function(e) {
						return handler.call(element, new Sys.UI.DomEvent(e));
					}
					element.addEventListener(eventName, browserHandler, false);
				}
			
				eventCache[eventCache.length] = { handler: handler, browserHandler: browserHandler, autoRemove: autoRemove };
				if (autoRemove) {
					var d = element.dispose;
					if (d !== $telerik._disposeHandlers) {
						element.dispose = $telerik._disposeHandlers;
						if (typeof(d) !== "undefined")
							element._chainDispose = d;
					}
				}
			}

Instead of pages like this, which exist for every control and aren't very helpful:
http://www.telerik.com/help/aspnet-ajax/scheduler-appearance-skins.html

I think the skins page should actually render the control and allow developers/designers to select a skin from a drop down to properly demonstrate how the control appears in that skin. 

The logic behind this is somewhat similar to the property explorer pages. As with the property explorer pages, the RenderMode should also be selectable from the proposed skin page because it affects the way the skin is rendered. 

Without this feature I find myself starting a test page, typing in a skin name, save changes, load page, new skin name... repeat, repeat. Please add this feature to make this process a whole lot easier.

IMPROVE: RadCalendar and RadDatePicker to be localizable using GlobalResources

FIX: $create of controls with same parent are created in reverse order if using RadAjax

Since Responsive Design is the actual trend, and most of the free frameworks have compatibility issues with Telerik Controls due to the Global Styles, I suggest a new Responsive Framework. A Telerik Responsive Framework, that out of the box would work perfectly with all the Telerik suite. I believe that this would be very appreciated by all your customers. Some of the controls should also be prepared to work with this framework resizing it's elements according to the device.

Trying to download the step by step tutorial from the following link fails:

http://www.telerik.com/support/aspnet-ajax#step-by-step

Thanks in advance,
Faten

We use Radar Chart extensively in our ASP.Net application. It wil be great to have this charting type in ASP.Net suite. Is Radar Chart  there in your ASP.Net roadmap ?
Thanks,
Anup