Take the FirstLook example of the TileView.
Remove the height/width attributes and set Margin to 0, effectively making the height and width dynamic.
(To test you'll also need to set the LayoutRoot's margin to 0)
Run that, and the images are suddenly out of control, and the performance seems to plummet.
Remove the height/width attributes and set Margin to 0, effectively making the height and width dynamic.
(To test you'll also need to set the LayoutRoot's margin to 0)
Run that, and the images are suddenly out of control, and the performance seems to plummet.
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Hi Jeff,
The TileView exampe uses RadFluidControls inside each RadTileViewItem. These RadFluidControls have a number of threshold properties which determine at what point the visible content is changed. So, when you remove the preset width and height, you are effectively rendering the RadFluidControl threshold values inappropriate, since those values are specific to the original width and height of the tileview. Thus, you are not observing a bug in the TileView control, but rather an expected behavior caused by the RadFluidControl thresholds.
I hope I was able to make things a bit clearer. Let me know if you have any questions.
Kind regards,
Tihomir Petkov
the Telerik team
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The TileView exampe uses RadFluidControls inside each RadTileViewItem. These RadFluidControls have a number of threshold properties which determine at what point the visible content is changed. So, when you remove the preset width and height, you are effectively rendering the RadFluidControl threshold values inappropriate, since those values are specific to the original width and height of the tileview. Thus, you are not observing a bug in the TileView control, but rather an expected behavior caused by the RadFluidControl thresholds.
I hope I was able to make things a bit clearer. Let me know if you have any questions.
Kind regards,
Tihomir Petkov
the Telerik team
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