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  • Web

    How To: Tooltip Row Details with RadGridView for Silverlight

    In my previous blog post I explained how to display RadGridView Row Details with a RadWindow. Several days after the post was published I received a suggestion to create another sample that will be showing Row Details in a mouse-over tooltip fashion. And guess what. Christmas came earlier this year. The full credit for coming up with this brilliant idea goes to my friend and colleague Kalin Milanov, our Front-end Developer. He decided to edit the GridViewRow ControlTemplate and removed the DetailsPresenter from the spot it usually occupies under the cells. He then placed it inside a ToolTip: 1: <ToolTipService.ToolTip> 2: <ToolTip Style="{StaticResource ToolTipStyle}" ...
    May 27, 2021 2 min read
  • Web

    How To: Display RadGridView Row Details with RadWindow for Silverlight

    In one of my previous blog posts I have explained how to display hierarchical data with Row Details. Now, if you are familiar with Row Details features, you know that you are not limited to showing the details inside RadGridView. You can show them anywhere by using the handy external DetailsPresenter. As a matter of fact, each GridViewRow has one of those DetailsPresenter’s inside its template. So you will be using the same class that we are using internally to show the details of each single row. The documentation states that in order to display Row Details outside RadGridView, you need to place...
    May 27, 2021 3 min read
  • Release

    Service Pack 1 released – RadControls for Silverlight/WPF Q3 2009

    The updated installation and hotfix files have been uploaded to the users’ accounts. The release version is 2009.3.1208. You can find the download files under your accounts at: For Licensed users: http://www.telerik.com/account/downloads.aspx For Trial Users: http://www.telerik.com/account/free-trials.aspx The online examples have been updated and can be reviewed at: Silverlight Demos WPF Demos The Source Code now addresses the latest changes and it can also be downloaded from the licensed users’ accounts: RadControls for Silverlight Source Code RadControls for WPF Source Code The sample applications’ source code (MyTweets, MyAlbums, Astoria Demo and Telerik Sales Dashboard) is also available for download and has been built against the latest version. For full release notes please visit...
    May 27, 2021 1 min read
  • Desktop WPF

    WPF RadDocking Overview

    It’s been a while since the Q3 2009 release. Lots of controls have been added in our toolbox for WPF. One of them is considered as a final official release of RadDocking control for WPF. We have made a lot of improvements since the last release of the controls. For example each of the six themes included in the bundle now has different type of appearance when applied to a control. RadDocking is a fully customizable and skinnable control that enhances the power of a layout system. It is providing you with a docking system like the one in Microsoft Visual Studio. You are getting the dockable ToolWindows, a hidden DockingManager control, and a designer to easily create attractive layouts. It is good to mention that the WPF RadDocking code is absolutely compatible with its Silverlight counterpart.
    May 27, 2021 2 min read
  • Desktop WPF

    Standard resources in the edit dialog in Telerik Scheduler for Silverlight/WPF

    As many of you noticed Telerik Scheduler was released with a completely new look of the edit appointment dialog. Some of the things inside the dialog are just redesigned, however some of them are completely new like the categories,time markers and the importance buttons. Today I will give you more information about them:   Categories: There are some built-in categories in RadScheduler and in  its edit dialog. A category can be assigned to an appointment by choosing one from the dialog on through code behind like this: Then the category will appear in the appointment: and in the edit dialog:   You can remove a assigned category by...
    November 27, 2009 2 min read