A function that is attached to this event is triggered on clicking the RadWindow's toolbar, even if it is already active.
ContentEditable=true attribute is added to the body element of the Editor's content when resizing a table in RadEditor in Chrome. http://screencast.com/t/0s3QlydHv
The problem could be replicated in the attached page.
The issue stems from the content div element that has explicit background color. The loading sign is a background-image on the main tooltip wrapper, so having explicit height and/or scrolling causes the later element to hide the root element, thus, hiding the loading sign as well. You can work around this by removing the explicit color declaration for all skins: div.RadToolTip div.rtContent { background-color: transparent; }
RadGrid VirtualScrolling does not scroll to the bottom when StaticHeaders are enabled. The issue could be observed in the attached project.
When the map is set to e.g. Zoom=1 the world map shows as continued sequence of the same layout. All markers set on the map should appear on all correct places, so that the user could zoom out and pan outside the center view port and still be able to see the markers.
FeatureCollections can have a collection of features in which the GeometryCollection type provides the coordinates of multiple geometries. The above matter should be fully supported, but in RadMap the geometries in the geometry collection does not render.
Workaround in OnClientBeforeClose (commented):
<telerik:RadWindowManager RenderMode="Lightweight" OnClientClose="OnClientClose"
OnClientBeforeClose="OnClientBeforeClose" Behaviors="Close, Move, Resize,Maximize"
ID="RadWindowManager" runat="server" Width="450" Height="400">
<Windows>
<telerik:RadWindow RenderMode="Lightweight" ID="RadWindow1" VisibleOnPageLoad="true"
Title="Wikipedia" _NavigateUrl="http://www.wikipedia.org" IconUrl="wikiFavicon.ico" runat="server">
</telerik:RadWindow>
</Windows>
</telerik:RadWindowManager>
<script type="text/javascript">
function OnClientBeforeClose(oWnd, args) {
//workaround:
//oWnd.get_popupElement().style.visibility = "hidden";
}
function OnClientClose(oWnd) {
debugger;
}
</script>
In IE11, checkboxes are rendered as a flat style with a black checkmark, as apposed to the 3D look rendered by IE9. When using a RadTreeView with checkboxs and form decorator, the checkboxes are not styled to look like the 3D ones. Checkboxes that are not in trees are styled, and therefore, the checkboxes look differently. It's expecially apparent when both treed and non-tree checkboxes are on the same page. See my support ticket 815961 for my question about this.