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LE DREAU Steeve
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LE DREAU Steeve asked on 25 Feb 2010, 09:57 AM
Hi,

I'm currently facing a problem with RadTreeviewList into a UserControl. I can't give you exactly the procedure to reproduce the problem because i don't find where is it but I found that if I don't fix the width of the radTreeviewlist my application crashes when displaying my usercontrol with the treeview.
My tests tell that there is only the width that crashes with auto parameter.
I can't send you the code because it's a part of a huge application, but I've test with reducing my usage of treeviewlist to a simple drag n drop of the control into my xaml code without adding parameters and it crashes too. When I comment it, it runs perfectly.

Could you please check this bug ?


Edit : I would like to complete my topic by a request : When Items are too long, an horizontal scrollbar appears. But when moving this scrollbar, headers don't move with it so items columns are not visually synchronized with the headers. Could you please fix this ?


Thanks

Regards,
Steeve

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Miroslav
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answered on 26 Feb 2010, 02:58 PM
Hello COLIN Thierry,

Thank you for trying out the TreeListView. Please note that this control is a CTP and due to client feedback we have decided to base the implementation of this control on the GridView rather than the TreeView. This will be a major change and it is best not to base any production code on this control until it is updated.

The non-scrolling headers is a known bug but unfortunately it will not be resolved for the coming release but for the next update.

As for the first issue -
I tried putting the TreeList in an Auto Grid Columns, StackPanels and ScrollViewers but I could not break it.

Could you share the configuration of your columns? Possibly it is related to this issue.

Sincerely yours,
Miroslav
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