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In response to strong customer demand telerik has added two great new products to the r.a.d.controls suite - r.a.d.callback and r.a.d.dock.
r.a.d.callback is a suite of AJAX-enabled UI controls, which allow you to update page content without postback and loss of scroll position. The short response time combined with the smooth interface transitions results in superior users experience and a level of interactivity, which can only be found in desktop applications.
r.a.d.callback includes 12 of the most commonly used ASP.NET form controls, along with a timer control and a generic callback control which allows integration of third-party controls. All r.a.d.callback controls offer full interoperability with the standard ASP.NET controls and 3rd party custom controls and provide support for the latest versions of all major browsers used today.
The newest product in telerik's award-winning r.a.d.controls suite is a versatile component for page personalization. It represents a content placeholder, which can be moved, docked/undocked, resized, pinned, minimized and so on. The customized page layout can be saved to a file or database and reloaded when needed, which is a typical requirement for portals and extranets.
r.a.d.dock enables users to easily define dynamic page layouts of docking zones and dockable objects with simple drag-n-drop at design time. In addition, end users can customize pages based on these dynamic layouts. Some key features are various docking modes, different dockable-object behaviors, action commands, view-only mode.
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The newest product in telerik's award-winning r.a.d.controls suite is a versatile component for page personalization. It represents a content placeholder, which can be moved, docked/undocked, resized, pinned, minimized and so on. The customized page layout can be saved to a file or database and reloaded when needed, which is a typical requirement for portals and extranets.