I have been looking at the WPF Controls example for RadBusyIndicator in the "Demos - RadControls for WPF Q3 2012" application, and I cannot figure out how to have my own application display the left/right scrolling dots instead of the normal rotating yellow circle that I am appearing to get by default. For right now, I can set the BusyContext to whatever text I want and turn the IsBusy on and off in my C# code, and that is all working fine. The IsIndeterminate flag is set to True in my XAML.
From the controls example app, there are only 3 files shown for the configurator example, and I can't see how the busy indicator is being changed. Is there something that I am missing, or is there some C# or XAML not being shown in the controls example app that is modifying the indicator?
From the controls example app, there are only 3 files shown for the configurator example, and I can't see how the busy indicator is being changed. Is there something that I am missing, or is there some C# or XAML not being shown in the controls example app that is modifying the indicator?