1- register the Telerik dll in the '.ascx' file with fully qualified name of the assembly.

<%@ Register Namespace=" namespace used " Assembly=" assembly full defined with name and public key token" TagPrefix="prefix used in your controls" %>

2- create new folder in your solution and add the Telerik dll in this folder. 3- Open your solution 'package.package' file. >>Select Advanced in package designer >>Press Add button then Add Existing Assembly to add assembly to the package. >>Navigate to the folder you created before in the solution and select the Telerik dll. >> Select Deployment Target for the dll 'GlobalAssemblyCache' or 'WebApplication'. >> Under Safe Controls click add button and enter your assembly name and Namespace >>Deploy your solution and enjoy :)

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at first, i don't know why you don't use an

it will give you what you want exactly with less effort if it is: it would be like that:

you can create items in it dynamically like this:

ListItem item = new ListItem("Text");
_radioButtonList.Items.Add(item);

and to get SelectedItem , its Text or Value just do like that:

ListItem item=_radioButtonList.SelectedItem;
string selectedItemText=_radioButtonList.SelectedItem.Text;
string selectedItemValue=_radioButtonList.SelectedValue;

you can take SelectedValue in the Save Button Click

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DBConnection.ExecuteQuery("select p.Hnumber from dbo.Org o inner join Pl p on o.OrganizationID =p.OrganizationID where OrganizationName='orgname1'")

you can make it like that :

// You Can take a value from any control
// (textbox, dropDownList,.... , etc.)

string organizationName=_organizationNameTextBox.Text;

string query="select p.Hnumber from dbo.Org o inner join Pl p on
o.OrganizationID =p.OrganizationID where
OrganizationName='"+organizationName+"'";

DBConnection.ExecuteQuery(query)

so you can pass any value to the "Where" Clause (it is simple way). or you can make a Stored-Procedure that makes the same Query & takes a parameter for the Where clause and this is the (recommended solution).

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You can try to make this select statement in a string variable so you can concatinate your string variable in the where clause Like that

string query="select p.Hnumber from dbo.Org o inner join Pl p on
o.OrganizationID =p.OrganizationID where
OrganizationName='"+AnyStringVariable+"'";

so that you can add any value in the where clause. Try This , if it is not working , try to contact me . Good Luck :)

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you must make some changes to your Web.config file , to allow ajax controls to be added to WebParts or FieldControls. to do that 1- take your site web.config file (copy and paste) to a web application (web.config file), but this web application must target (.Net 2.0) and then make this web application to target (.Net 3.5) so it will add all tages that you want to configure ajax to your site . take this web.config (again to your site web.config). 2- add your "AjaxToolKit Assembly" to your Web.Config in many tags A- in B- in C- in 3- add your "AjaxToolKit" ScriptManager Control to your site master page so you can now add ajax controls from .net ajax extension or from AjaxToolKit

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