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Hello Aleks,
RadCoverFlowItem do not expose a Click event. You could use the MouseLeftButtonUp for that purpose. Other option would be to add handler on the Selected event, but this depends on your scenario.
Why do you need to add Click handler on the coverflow items?
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Valeri Hristov
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RadCoverFlowItem do not expose a Click event. You could use the MouseLeftButtonUp for that purpose. Other option would be to add handler on the Selected event, but this depends on your scenario.
Why do you need to add Click handler on the coverflow items?
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Valeri Hristov
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Aleks
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answered on 03 Sep 2009, 12:38 PM
Thank you Valeri
Actually I need double click, when selecting an image (item) from CoverFlow to go to another page, but I will find a workaround for my case.
Best regards,
Aleksandra
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Hello Aleks,
Just wanted to let you know that very soon we will be releasing a new version of RadCoverFlow, that will be able to 3D rotate any UI element, not only images. It would be possible to put a user control inside the RadCoverFlowItem that could contain buttons or other elements, where you could attach a handler to our double-click event.
All the best,
Valeri Hristov
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Just wanted to let you know that very soon we will be releasing a new version of RadCoverFlow, that will be able to 3D rotate any UI element, not only images. It would be possible to put a user control inside the RadCoverFlowItem that could contain buttons or other elements, where you could attach a handler to our double-click event.
All the best,
Valeri Hristov
the Telerik team
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