I need to select a carousel item by souble clicking it.
Once I have double clicked I need to know whcih Item I have clicked.
Do you have any examples of this ?
Kind Regards
David
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Milan
Telerik team
answered on 20 Oct 2008, 02:51 PM
Hi hkdave95,
I'm wondering if by selection you mean bringing a carousel item to the center of the path? If this is the case, we can send to you a sample application that demonstrates how an item can be brought into view by double clicking it. Since this application requires a custom build that cannot be posted on our public forum, you can request the application by opening a support ticket.
Greetings,
Milan
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What about double clikcing on an carousel item (in my case a System.Windows.Controls.Image object) and having it open the actual file as if somone double clicked the *.png
How do I get the current selected carousel item index/object?
I have the Image objects in a collection, so I thought returning int myRadCarousel.Items.CurrentPosition; would give me the index of my collection to open, but CurrentPosition is always zero when I select and doubleclick carousel items.
The other alternative is having the blob of the carousel image returned somehow so i can compare it to items in my collection.
(MouseDoubleClikc event triggers fine.)
EDIT: Found the simple solution solution after much searching.
private void myRadCarousel_MouseDoubleClick(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
int index = myRadCarousel.Items.IndexOf(myRadCarousel.SelectedItem);
ImageInterface image = myObservableCollectionOfImageInterfaces.ElementAt(index);
Process proc = new Process();
proc.StarInfo = new ProcessStartInfo(image.fullFileName, "");
proc.Start();
}