Hi,
I am implementing a form layout with RadDocking. I want to have one pane docked to the left which can only be Pinned and Unpinned.
A. This panel should not move (I've achieved that with CanFloat="False")
B. No other panel can be dragged over it and grouped with it. I understand that RadPane must be inside RadPaneGroup. Is this correct? Can I have a RadPane not in the group container somehow?
C. No other panel can be placed to the left of this panel. Even through I've set CanFloat to false, it does not stop other panes to be moved to the left of this pane and therefore moving this pane towards the center.
I am also would appreciate if you implement in the near future Docking inside Docking.
Thank you in advance.
Michael
I am implementing a form layout with RadDocking. I want to have one pane docked to the left which can only be Pinned and Unpinned.
A. This panel should not move (I've achieved that with CanFloat="False")
B. No other panel can be dragged over it and grouped with it. I understand that RadPane must be inside RadPaneGroup. Is this correct? Can I have a RadPane not in the group container somehow?
C. No other panel can be placed to the left of this panel. Even through I've set CanFloat to false, it does not stop other panes to be moved to the left of this pane and therefore moving this pane towards the center.
I am also would appreciate if you implement in the near future Docking inside Docking.
Thank you in advance.
Michael
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Hello,
In order to achieve the desired behavior you will need to customize the way the dock compass is shown. You can take a look at our online demo that demonstrates how to program the compasses in the RadDocking control here. The same example is available for WPF here.
You can also take a look at our "How to Implement Conditional Docking" online help article for more detailed explanation.
Regards,
Vladi
Telerik
In order to achieve the desired behavior you will need to customize the way the dock compass is shown. You can take a look at our online demo that demonstrates how to program the compasses in the RadDocking control here. The same example is available for WPF here.
You can also take a look at our "How to Implement Conditional Docking" online help article for more detailed explanation.
Regards,
Vladi
Telerik
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