I'm using a split container to display or hide a "comment history" list view element in a details view. One column contains created DateTime values and the other contains string values of comments a user of the application left.

I use the following cell formatting event code to enable text wrapping on my cells.

private void radListView1_CellFormatting(object sender, ListViewCellFormattingEventArgs e)
        {
                e.CellElement.TextWrap = true;
        }

When the form loads everything, the cells look correct. Fully expanded and no clipped text. When I collapse the panel with the splitter buttons and "hide" the list view element and reopen the panel using the splitter buttons then the text is clipped. See attached files for reference of how I want them to look.

I've tried using RadListView.Refresh() in a dozen different event calls, RadListView.ListViewElement.Update(UpdateLayout) in a dozen different event calls, a synchronizationContext.Post() of the Refresh method in a dozen different event calls, and even direct formatting of the UI hierarchy elements Text Wrap property to true to no avail.

I have the following properties set as indicated in various tutorials for the ListView control:

• AllowArbitraryItemHeight & ...Width = True
• AutoSizeColumnsMode = Fill
• Dock = Fill
• ViewType = DetailsView

I have the following properties set for the parent SplitPanel control:

• Dock = Fill

For other relevant properties, I can confirm on a case by case basis since I'm not sure what I'm missing in my problem. Any guidance or advice is very appreciated.

Hello,

I have a form with a splitcontainer with 2 splitpanel:
- splitpanelFilter
- splitpanelMain

/* SplitContainerMain */
        /*  */
        THIS-OBJECT:SplitContainerMain:AutoScroll = TRUE.
        THIS-OBJECT:SplitContainerMain:Controls:Add(THIS-OBJECT:splitPanelFilter).
        THIS-OBJECT:SplitContainerMain:Controls:Add(THIS-OBJECT:splitPanelMain).
        THIS-OBJECT:SplitContainerMain:Dock = System.Windows.Forms.DockStyle:Fill.
        THIS-OBJECT:SplitContainerMain:Location = NEW System.Drawing.Point(0, 0).
        THIS-OBJECT:SplitContainerMain:Name = "SplitContainerMain".
        THIS-OBJECT:SplitContainerMain:Orientation = System.Windows.Forms.Orientation:Horizontal.
        /*  */
        /*  */
        /*  */
        THIS-OBJECT:SplitContainerMain:RootElement:MinSize = NEW System.Drawing.Size(25, 25).
        THIS-OBJECT:SplitContainerMain:Size = NEW System.Drawing.Size(644, 480).
        THIS-OBJECT:SplitContainerMain:SplitterWidth = 2.
        THIS-OBJECT:SplitContainerMain:TabIndex = 1.
        THIS-OBJECT:SplitContainerMain:TabStop = FALSE.
        THIS-OBJECT:SplitContainerMain:ThemeName = "Crystal".
        /*  */
        /* splitPanelFilter */
        /*  */
        THIS-OBJECT:splitPanelFilter:Controls:Add(THIS-OBJECT:BtnFilterDown).
        THIS-OBJECT:splitPanelFilter:Controls:Add(THIS-OBJECT:BtnFilterDefault).
        THIS-OBJECT:splitPanelFilter:Dock = System.Windows.Forms.DockStyle:Top.
        THIS-OBJECT:splitPanelFilter:Location = NEW System.Drawing.Point(0, 0).
        THIS-OBJECT:splitPanelFilter:Name = "splitPanelFilter".
        /*  */
        /*  */
        /*  */
        THIS-OBJECT:splitPanelFilter:RootElement:MinSize = NEW System.Drawing.Size(25, 25).
        THIS-OBJECT:splitPanelFilter:Size = NEW System.Drawing.Size(644, 28).
        THIS-OBJECT:splitPanelFilter:SizeInfo:AutoSizeScale = NEW System.Drawing.SizeF(Progress.Util.CastUtil:ToSingle(0), Progress.Util.CastUtil:ToSingle(-0.4393305)).
        THIS-OBJECT:splitPanelFilter:SizeInfo:SplitterCorrection = NEW System.Drawing.Size(0, -192).
        THIS-OBJECT:splitPanelFilter:TabIndex = 0.
        THIS-OBJECT:splitPanelFilter:TabStop = FALSE.
        THIS-OBJECT:splitPanelFilter:ThemeName = "Crystal".
/*  */
/* BtnFilterDefault */
        /*  */
        THIS-OBJECT:BtnFilterDefault:Image = CAST(resources:GetObject("BtnFilterDefault.Image"), System.Drawing.Image).
        THIS-OBJECT:BtnFilterDefault:Location = NEW System.Drawing.Point(3, 3).
        THIS-OBJECT:BtnFilterDefault:Name = "BtnFilterDefault".
        THIS-OBJECT:BtnFilterDefault:Size = NEW System.Drawing.Size(73, 22).
        THIS-OBJECT:BtnFilterDefault:TabIndex = 0.
        THIS-OBJECT:BtnFilterDefault:Text = "Filtres".
        THIS-OBJECT:BtnFilterDefault:TextAlignment = System.Drawing.ContentAlignment:MiddleRight.
        THIS-OBJECT:BtnFilterDefault:ThemeName = "Crystal".
        THIS-OBJECT:BtnFilterDefault:Click:Subscribe(THIS-OBJECT:BtnFilterDefault_Click).
        /*  */
        /* splitPanelMain */
        /*  */
        THIS-OBJECT:splitPanelMain:Location = NEW System.Drawing.Point(0, 31).
        THIS-OBJECT:splitPanelMain:Name = "splitPanelMain".
        /*  */
        /*  */
        /*  */
        THIS-OBJECT:splitPanelMain:RootElement:MinSize = NEW System.Drawing.Size(25, 25).
        THIS-OBJECT:splitPanelMain:Size = NEW System.Drawing.Size(644, 450).
        THIS-OBJECT:splitPanelMain:SizeInfo:AutoSizeScale = NEW System.Drawing.SizeF(Progress.Util.CastUtil:ToSingle(0), Progress.Util.CastUtil:ToSingle(0.4393305)).
        THIS-OBJECT:splitPanelMain:SizeInfo:SplitterCorrection = NEW System.Drawing.Size(0, 192).
        THIS-OBJECT:splitPanelMain:TabIndex = 1.
        THIS-OBJECT:splitPanelMain:TabStop = FALSE.
        THIS-OBJECT:splitPanelMain:ThemeName = "Crystal".


I want to dynamically manage the size of the Split Panels on the click of a button.
I have a variable iHeight= 30.
If I click I increase the height of the SplitPanelFilter by (28 + iHeigth) and I decrease the height of the SplitPanelMain (450 - iHeigth)
And conversely when I click again on the button ==> default position

Dear all,

probably a very simple question

I am using a SplitContainer with four vertical panels. The default behavior is that the handles (little arrows) are always visible even when the panel is "minimized" with only one center little arrow shown as handle.. (see attached image).

If I use panel.collapsed = true, the panel is masked but the handle is not shown anymore and the user cannot act on it .

How can I do to programmatically mimic the standard interactive behavior and manipulate the three arrows ?

Many thanks

Patrick

Guys please check an issue with Reports Filter area split bar. The problem is when you close the filter area with the split bar arrow button, then the dragable symbol stays over the expand button and it is impossible to open it again.

https://demos.telerik.com/reporting/dashboard

Hello,

does RadSplitContainer have a property similar to "FixedPanel" on the native SplitContainer? If not, how would I achieve that?

Jure

Hello  All,

I am trying to enable scroll bar for the radsplitcontainer and I am having hard time. I set autoscroll to true but the scroll bar doesn't show up. I am able to get the scroll bar for the individual split panels. Is there a way I can get the scroll bar for the whole panel instead of the individual splits. basically, I split it into three panels and trying to stretch my controls as the size grows but on higher resolutions I may need scrollbars and that's the reason I want the scrollbars enabled. I have attached my sample application. Can I get some help please.

Hi

I wanted to disable the border of a radSplitContainer. With the theme: office2013Light the following code is working:

            this.radSplitContainer1.RootElement.EnableElementShadow = false;
            this.radSplitContainer1.RootElement.MinSize = new System.Drawing.Size(25, 25);
            this.radSplitContainer1.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(428, 318);
            this.radSplitContainer1.SplitterWidth = 8;
            this.radSplitContainer1.TabIndex = 0;
            this.radSplitContainer1.TabStop = false;
            this.radSplitContainer1.ThemeName = "Office2013Light";

With the theme MaterialBlueGrey, there is still a border on the display.

Do you have any other ideas on how I can disable the border?

Thank you in advance.

Kind Regards

Dominik

Hi guys, I've experienced a new weird behaviour. In this case the RadSplitContainer makes up his own color.

The UserControl I created still has the default BackColor "Control". Everything else is set to "Transparent". Why is the SplitContainer blue???

Hello,

I have a Windows Form application with a Telerik splitter. I would like to put a limit on how much the splitter can be dragged up. I've been searching high and low for a solution to this problem and I can't find anything. The closest I've come is this site here: http://www.telerik.com/forums/programmatically-setting-size

It recommends setting the AbsoluteSize of one of the SplitPanels. So I set up a moving event handler and did this:

  private void radSplitContainerMain_SplitterMoving(object sender, SplitterCancelEventArgs e)
{
RadSplitContainer splitContainer = (RadSplitContainer)sender;

if (splitter.Location.Y < 420
&& splitter.Location.Y > 0)
{
splitContainer.SplitPanels["splitPanelMainChart"].SizeInfo.AbsoluteSize = new Size(
splitContainer.SplitPanels["splitPanelMainChart"].SizeInfo.AbsoluteSize.Width, 100);
}
}

This doesn't do anything though. I am still able to drag the splitter way below 420 and it doesn't seem to reposition it.

Can anyway help me out?