Ganesh Jagdale
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Ganesh Jagdale
asked on 05 Apr 2011, 03:18 PM
Hi Telerik,
Is there any specific way to move BusyContent to down or up as Vertical scrollba r changed..
By default BusyContent is shown center of Content but what if content more that visible portion of monitor.
This is very common scenarion that tester tested. & it's a obioues.
I am sure that telerik has answer to this issue.
Please help me out.. It will be greatfull to all of us..
Thanks in advance ...
Thanks,
Ganesh Jagdale.
Is there any specific way to move BusyContent to down or up as Vertical scrollba r changed..
By default BusyContent is shown center of Content but what if content more that visible portion of monitor.
This is very common scenarion that tester tested. & it's a obioues.
I am sure that telerik has answer to this issue.
Please help me out.. It will be greatfull to all of us..
Thanks in advance ...
Thanks,
Ganesh Jagdale.
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Hi Ganesh Jagdale,
The proper way to use it is:
Than while the loader will display centered always and the ScrollBar will be disabled while the RadBusyIndicator.IsBusy is set to true. Note that this was the intended behavior and is supposed to work so by design.
You can however put the ScrollViewer around the RadBusyIndicator and the content inside like this:
That way no matter whether the RadBusyIndicator IsBusy or not the ScrollViewer will be able to scroll. In that case the loader will scroll with the busy indicator and its content. If you have really large content (more that 2 times the ScrollViewer size) the loader will not be visible initially. It sounds like this is the behavior the tester expected however we would recommend the first option.
Best wishes,
Pana
the Telerik team
The proper way to use it is:
<
telerik:RadBusyIndicator
>
<
ScrollViewer
>
<!-- Content -->
</
ScrollViewer
>
</
telerik:RadBusyIndicator
>
You can however put the ScrollViewer around the RadBusyIndicator and the content inside like this:
<
ScrollViewer
>
<
telerik:RadBusyIndicator
>
<!-- Content -->
</
telerik:RadBusyIndicator
>
</
ScrollViewer
>
That way no matter whether the RadBusyIndicator IsBusy or not the ScrollViewer will be able to scroll. In that case the loader will scroll with the busy indicator and its content. If you have really large content (more that 2 times the ScrollViewer size) the loader will not be visible initially. It sounds like this is the behavior the tester expected however we would recommend the first option.
Best wishes,
Pana
the Telerik team
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Vahan
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answered on 16 Mar 2015, 01:25 PM
Currently I have a Silverlight UI application and the given solution doesn't work.
My page is too big and runs out of the portion of monitor. I've tried the both ways to display the busy indicator and in the both cases busy indicator was displayed in the center of displayed. I had to scroll down to see the busy indicator.
What else can help im my situation?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Vahan
My page is too big and runs out of the portion of monitor. I've tried the both ways to display the busy indicator and in the both cases busy indicator was displayed in the center of displayed. I had to scroll down to see the busy indicator.
What else can help im my situation?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Vahan
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Hello Vahan,
Please check the following article from our help documentation that provides a detailed information how to modify the default placement of RadBusyIndicator:
http://docs.telerik.com/devtools/silverlight/controls/radbusyindicator/how-to/modify-default-placement
Thus you will be able to place the control to the desired location of your application and you wont' need to scroll down in order to visualize it.
Hopes this helps.
Regards,
Nasko
Telerik
Please check the following article from our help documentation that provides a detailed information how to modify the default placement of RadBusyIndicator:
http://docs.telerik.com/devtools/silverlight/controls/radbusyindicator/how-to/modify-default-placement
Thus you will be able to place the control to the desired location of your application and you wont' need to scroll down in order to visualize it.
Hopes this helps.
Regards,
Nasko
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Vahan
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answered on 20 Mar 2015, 09:44 AM
Hi Nasko,
Thank you for reply.
I was not able to load my project in Expression Blend I was getting a lot of errors related to displaying xamls.
Is there any way to do that via Visual Studio?
Regards,
Vahan
Thank you for reply.
I was not able to load my project in Expression Blend I was getting a lot of errors related to displaying xamls.
Is there any way to do that via Visual Studio?
Regards,
Vahan
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Hi Vahan,
You could find the needed RadBusyIndicator default template for the version you're currently using from the installation folder on your machine (usually C://Program Files/Telerik/UI for Silverlight [version]). Inside it you will find the Themes.Implicit folder that contains all theme resources. Inside the Telerik.Windows.Control.xaml you could find all the needed styles and ControlTemplates for RadBusyIndicator.
We hope this will help you.
Regards,
Nasko
Telerik
You could find the needed RadBusyIndicator default template for the version you're currently using from the installation folder on your machine (usually C://Program Files/Telerik/UI for Silverlight [version]). Inside it you will find the Themes.Implicit folder that contains all theme resources. Inside the Telerik.Windows.Control.xaml you could find all the needed styles and ControlTemplates for RadBusyIndicator.
We hope this will help you.
Regards,
Nasko
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Vahan
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answered on 25 Mar 2015, 11:05 AM
OK, thanks a lot.