Well, I looked at the response from my partial view, and found that Telerik is initializing them each in their own javascript in the partial view.
So, I pulled out that logic and did it myself.
$("input[name=editorDate]", control).tDatePicker({ format: 'M/d/yyyy', minValue: $this._model.startDate, maxValue: $this._model.endDate }); $("[name=percentValue]", control).tTextBox({ val: 0, step: '1', minValue: 0, maxValue: 100, digits: 2, groupSize: 3, positive: 0, negative: 0, text: 'Enter value', type: 'percent' }); $("[name=amountOffValue],[name=priceValue]", control).tTextBox({ val: 0, step: '1', minValue: 0, maxValue: 1000000, digits: 2, groupSize: 3, positive: 0, negative: 0, text: 'Enter value', type: 'currency' });
I call these functions after I instantiate a template, and it works great! There are some .css issues with the z index of Telerik's controls, but some finely applied css classes fixed that.
I didn't see anything on the internet that solved this issue, so I posted this fix. Hope this helps someone!
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