declare
          @NewCollation
          varchar
          (
          255
          )
          ,
          @Stmt nvarchar(4000),@DBName sysname set@NewCollation='SQL_Latin1_General_CP1256_CI_AS'--
change this to the collation that you needset@DBName= DB_NAME()declare@CNamevarchar(255),@TName sysname ,@OName sysname ,@Sqlvarchar(8000),@Sizeint,@Status tinyint ,@Colorderintdeclare curcolumns cursorread_onlyforward_onlylocalforselectQUOTENAME(C.Name),T.Name ,QUOTENAME(U.Name)+'.'+QUOTENAME(O.Name),C.Prec ,C.isnullable ,C.colorder from syscolumns Cinnerjoin systypes
T onC.xtype=T.xtype innerjoin sysobjects
O onC.ID=O.IDinnerjoin sysusers
u on O.uid= u.uidwhere T.Name in('varchar','char','text','nchar','nvarchar','ntext')and O.xtype in('U')andC.collation!=@NewCollationandobjectProperty(O.ID,'ismsshipped')=0orderby3,1open curcolumns SET XACT_ABORT ONbegintranfetch curcolumns into@CName,@TName,@OName,@Size,@Status,@Colorderwhile@@FETCH_STATUS=0beginset@Sql='ALTER
TABLE '+@OName+'
ALTER COLUMN '+@CName+'
'+@TName+ isnull ('('+CASE@SizeWHEN-1then'max'elseconvert(varchar,@Size)end+')','')+'
COLLATE '+@NewCollation+'
'+casewhen@Status=1then'NULL'else'NOT
NULL'end--exec(@Sql)
-- change this to print if you need only the script, not the actionPRINT@Sqlfetch curcolumns into@CName,@TName,@OName,@Size,@Status,@Colorderendclose curcolumns deallocate curcolumns committran

The problem is that when clicking on the checkbox/radiobutton, then the vertical scrollbar jumps to the top!

This could happen in some scenarios because of the way RadFormDecorator styles checkboxes. When RadFormDecorator is used, the real checkboxes are hidden outside of the viewport. When the decorated checkbox is clicked however, browsers try to focus the real checkbox, hence the "jumping". To avoid that, the only thing that you usually need to do is to set position:relative to the parent container.

In this case however, because of the RTL mode, the approach is a bit different and need to add the following CSS the page:

input.rfdRealInput
{
   display : block ;
   position : static !important ;
   float : right ;
   outline : 0 ;
   width : 0 ;
   height : 0 ;
   margin-top : -5px ;
   FILTER : alpha(opacity=0) ; 
   -moz-opacity : 0 ; 
   opacity : 0
}

          To
load types in other assembly just add the assemblyname via comma at the end of your
type:
        

          Type
mytype = Type.GetType("Class2,
Project2.Library "); 
        

          for
nested class you must put plus (+) instead of dot (.):
        

          
            
              Type
mytype = Type.GetType("Class2+SubClass1,
Project2.Library "); 
            
          
        

          
            foreach (myEnum
item in Enum.GetValues(typeof(myEnum)))
{ ... }