Hello,
I have a RadTileList on my webform with total of 12 tiles in asp.net project and I have set the TileColumns=4 so I get to see 3 rows of tiles but the tiles order goes from Top to Bottom from first row but I would like it to go from Left to Right.
I did see the "RightToLeft" option but that was not what I wanted to do.
I would like the tile numbers 1,2,3,4 to go left to right on the first row then continue 5,6,7,8 in the second row and the likes.
Would it be possible to add such features to set the Tile Direction Vertical/Horizontal?
Thanks
Allow Tiles with scrollable content to be both scrollable and draggable. Currently, if the draggable functionality of the control is enabled its content cannot be scrolled but is directly dragged (neither with the mouse button, nor its wheel).
Currently the mouse wheel scrolls a fixed amount of pixels. A property should allow the developer to control this speed. Leave your comments below on the way this property should be implemented (e.g. an enum or an integer from a given range).
Would be incredibly handy if we could programmatically set the image to a byte array with the RadImageTile (or I guess RadImageAndTextTile). Right now you can only set it via the ImageURL but we don't want to store the image like that, we want to read the image from the DB, so we're reading it out as a byte array. This is possible in your RadBinaryImage, I think, but not in the RadImageTile.
Hello, Please add support to bind to System.Dynamic.DynamicObject: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.dynamic.dynamicobject%28v=vs.110%29.aspx?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396 Regards, Douw
Hello,
I would like to be able to move tiles between two RadTileLists. This may be through drag and drop or through an external button click.
The current RadTileList TileGroup item is only settable as text. Is it possible to modify this item to use a LayoutTemplate so that additional items could be added to the TileGroup area?
If you use the code from the following help article: http://docs.telerik.com/devtools/aspnet-ajax/controls/tilelist/how-to/responsive-layout-and-dynamic-height#responsive-layout-and-dynamic-height and set ScrollingMode property of the RadTileList control to Accelerated after re-sizing the window it is possible to scroll vertically. http://screencast.com/t/KtCjTSAy2558
Until this feature is implemented, you can use the TileDataBound event (http://docs.telerik.com/devtools/aspnet-ajax/controls/tilelist/server-side-programming/events/ontiledatabound) to set properties of the tiles and their child controls.
Sometime it would be better to have a layout that is not in the metro style. Where the default is: 1 2 5 6 3 4 7 8 There are scenarios where: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 would work much better. The tile list fits in metro style apps well but has other uses where that style is not really desired. There has been interest in this for the past couple years in the forum. Thanks Michael
Add loading data on scrolling instead of loading all data at once? Similar to the way Pinterest loads data on scrolling.
In some cases, according to a condition, after the data from a request arrives, the developer may want to prevent further requests from this same tile. This should be possible by setting the update interval to 0. In the meantime, you can add dynamically (and remove when needed) a handler for the OnClientDataLoading event that will cancel the event and thus - the request. For example: <telerik:RadLiveTile ID="MyLivetile" UpdateInterval="1000" OnClientTemplateDataBound="MyLivetile_OnClientTemplateDataBound" runat="server"> <WebServiceSettings Path="Default.aspx" Method="MyPagemethod" UseHttpGet="false" /> <ClientTemplate> some template that uses the data </ClientTemplate> </telerik:RadLiveTile> <script type="text/javascript"> function MyLivetile_OnClientTemplateDataBound(sender, args) { var completed = args.get_dataItem().Completion; if (completed) { sender.add_dataLoading(preventLiveTileRequests); } } function preventLiveTileRequests(sender, args) { args.set_cancel(true); } </script>
Currently alt="" for the images and such a property will let the developers improve the accessibility of their pages.
TileList is missing the "Value" property, now the same effect is obtained via HiddenFiled on ContentTemplateTile. This is in contrast with a lot of others Telrik Controls. I'm asking Telrik to implement this functionality
This is a visible title for each group (separate from the Group.Name property), like in the Windows 8.1 Start.
A possible workaround is to cancel the OnClientClicking and OnClientSelecting events of the tile. Additionally, add a custom CSS class that will also enable you to apply some custom styling to disabled tiles, because most browsers do not have a disabled state for div elements. The CSS class is what is used to distinguish disabled tiles instead of the disabled attribute. NOTE: this will be fixed in the Q1 2014 SP1 release. Here is a workaround example for RadTileList: <script type="text/javascript"> function preventDisabledTileClicks(tileList, args) { var tile = args.get_tile(); if ($telerik.$(tile.get_element()).hasClass("disabledTile")) { args.set_cancel(true); } } </script> <telerik:RadTileList ID="RadTileList1" runat="server" SelectionMode="Multiple" OnClientTileSelecting="preventDisabledTileClicks" OnClientTileClicking="preventDisabledTileClicks"> <Groups> <telerik:TileGroup> <telerik:RadTextTile runat="server" ID="S5_1" Text="5S"> </telerik:RadTextTile> <telerik:RadTextTile runat="server" ID="OEE_2" Text="OEE" CssClass="disabledTile" Enabled="false"> </telerik:RadTextTile> <telerik:RadTextTile runat="server" ID="SMED_3" Text="SMED" CssClass="disabledTile" Enabled="false"> </telerik:RadTextTile> <telerik:RadTextTile runat="server" ID="VSM_4" Text="VSM" CssClass="disabledTile" Enabled="false"> </telerik:RadTextTile> <telerik:RadTextTile runat="server" ID="RCM_5" Text="RCM" CssClass="disabledTile" Enabled="false"> </telerik:RadTextTile> <telerik:RadTextTile runat="server" ID="TPM_6" Text="TPM" CssClass="disabledTile" Enabled="false"> </telerik:RadTextTile> </telerik:TileGroup> </Groups> </telerik:RadTileList> If you are using Standalone tiles you can attach to their OnClientSelecting and OnClientClicking events. Instead of getting the tile from the event arguments, you will get it as the first argument the handler receives. To make this more reusable, you can use ASP Themes to apply this on an application level and include the script in a common script on a master page.