Is there a way to get the zoom and pan controls that are in the RapMap to be stand alone, or a way to use the RadMap as a container?
Example, i have a simple display that I want the user to be able to interact with just like if it were a map. But in this scenario, it could be anything within a RadPanl (or dockpanel).
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Hello Tyler,
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In your case, you can take a look at the RadDiagram control which we think it's better for your scenario. The control has built in Pan and Zoom behaviors. You can customize the diagram items to fit your cases. You can read more about this control in our RadDiagram documentation where you can get familiar with its features and functionalities. We have different SDK examples in our GitHub repository which demonstrates how you can use the control in different scenarios. More examples, you can find in the WFP Controls Demo desktop application.
Regards,
Dinko
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Thank you for contacting us.
In your case, you can take a look at the RadDiagram control which we think it's better for your scenario. The control has built in Pan and Zoom behaviors. You can customize the diagram items to fit your cases. You can read more about this control in our RadDiagram documentation where you can get familiar with its features and functionalities. We have different SDK examples in our GitHub repository which demonstrates how you can use the control in different scenarios. More examples, you can find in the WFP Controls Demo desktop application.
Regards,
Dinko
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answered on 31 May 2017, 02:18 PM
thank you so much.. I hadn't even considered that control, as the RadMap was the prominent result in my searches.