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Hello Tom,
I have attached a project showing few different ways of selecting a Pane depending on the info you have about it. For example if you know its index in the PaneGroup you can use paneGroup.SelectedIndex = 2.
If you have the actual Pane you want to select you can use its IsSelected property and set it to true.
In case that you want to make this Pane the active one for the RadDocking you need to set myDock.ActivePane = paneToSelect.
If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to write us.
Regards,
Georgi
Telerik
I have attached a project showing few different ways of selecting a Pane depending on the info you have about it. For example if you know its index in the PaneGroup you can use paneGroup.SelectedIndex = 2.
If you have the actual Pane you want to select you can use its IsSelected property and set it to true.
In case that you want to make this Pane the active one for the RadDocking you need to set myDock.ActivePane = paneToSelect.
If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to write us.
Regards,
Georgi
Telerik
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