This blog post is part of my research on whether the RadControls for ASP.NET Ajax support Microsoft Expression Web? The answer is simple – yes, they do.

 

If you only follow the instructions on how to use custom controls in Expression Web, you will see the result yourself. The main point here is having the Telerik.Web.UI assembly in the GAC and register it with its fully qualified name on the page.

 

Here are some screenshots:

 

Design-time:

Run-time:

Please, see for reference the attached project which uses the latest version of the Telerik.Web.UI controls(2008.2.826.20).

 

We recently received a request if RadControls for ASP.NET Ajax support IronPython and the answer is “yes”.
Yesterday I tested our latest SP1 release of RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX against the Microsoft ASP.NET Futures (July 2007) and it seems there are no problems.
Here are some screenshots how the RadComboBox control gets updated by RadAjaxManager – design and run-time:

 

Design-time:

Run-time:

 

And here is the sample code we used:

def Page_Load(sender, e):
    RadComboBox1.SelectedIndexChanged += RadComboBox1_SelectedIndexChanged
    pass
 
def Button1_Click(sender, eventArgs):
    RadComboBox1.Text="updated"
    pass
    
def RadComboBox1_SelectedIndexChanged(sender,e):
    Label1.Text = e.Text
    pass

Firstly let me introduce myself. My name is Elena Tosheva and I’m a QA officer here at Telerik. I have been working here since the end of 2004 year, but it is the first time I’m blogging.

I’m responsible for testing ASP.NET team 3 controls (RadComboBox, RadPanelBar, RadTabStrip, RadTreeView, RadMenu, RadToolBar and RadScheduler).

 

As you may already know , we use Selenium for integration testing together with the NUnit and JsUnit tests. Selenium is the best tool which fits our needs for the present.

Here is a blog post provided by Falafel how to select RadComboBox item with Selenium....