I host RadPanel(Your Winform Control Product) in RadTileView(Your WPF Control Product).
When I Scroll RadTileView fast , Item Header Title bar shows the residual image.
(When I host Image in RadTileView , All is Perfect.)
How can i remove this?
When I Scroll RadTileView fast , Item Header Title bar shows the residual image.
(When I host Image in RadTileView , All is Perfect.)
How can i remove this?
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Hi Jeongmin,
Please accept my apology for the delayed response. It took us a while to test the described scenario. We managed to reproduce the issue by creating a data-bound RadTileView control and adding WindowsFormsControl with a WindowsForms MaskedTextBox component in the ContentTemplate of the tiles. With this setup we noticed visual glitches during not only the scroll operation, but while loading the content as well.
We also tested the application on different machines and we realized that these issues depend on the performance of the machine - the better the performance, the smallest the issue. Our further investigation showed that the problem isn't directly caused by our RadTileView control implementation. We can also reproduce it in a native ItemsControl wrapped in a ScrollViewer. And as our RadTileView control derives from an ItemsControl and it wraps its items in a ScrollViewer, we believe that the cause for the issue is more generic.
What is more, after a further research on the net you can find many similar cases described. All such issues seem to come from the fact that the when you nest a WindowsForms controls inside a WPF visual container, the WindowsForms control actually sits on top of the WPF window and maintains its own HWND. And although the WindowsFormsHost control acts as a placeholder for WindowsForms content so that the WPF layout engine can treat it as a native control, it still has certain limitations when it comes to synchronizing layout changes within a WPF window.
This is why unfortunately we can't offer any workarounds in the RadTileView.
Regards,
Tina Stancheva
Telerik
Please accept my apology for the delayed response. It took us a while to test the described scenario. We managed to reproduce the issue by creating a data-bound RadTileView control and adding WindowsFormsControl with a WindowsForms MaskedTextBox component in the ContentTemplate of the tiles. With this setup we noticed visual glitches during not only the scroll operation, but while loading the content as well.
We also tested the application on different machines and we realized that these issues depend on the performance of the machine - the better the performance, the smallest the issue. Our further investigation showed that the problem isn't directly caused by our RadTileView control implementation. We can also reproduce it in a native ItemsControl wrapped in a ScrollViewer. And as our RadTileView control derives from an ItemsControl and it wraps its items in a ScrollViewer, we believe that the cause for the issue is more generic.
What is more, after a further research on the net you can find many similar cases described. All such issues seem to come from the fact that the when you nest a WindowsForms controls inside a WPF visual container, the WindowsForms control actually sits on top of the WPF window and maintains its own HWND. And although the WindowsFormsHost control acts as a placeholder for WindowsForms content so that the WPF layout engine can treat it as a native control, it still has certain limitations when it comes to synchronizing layout changes within a WPF window.
This is why unfortunately we can't offer any workarounds in the RadTileView.
Regards,
Tina Stancheva
Telerik
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