Here's the behaviour i'm looking for:
With focus on my combobox, I press 'n' once. -> The first item in the list starting with 'n' is selected.
I press 'n' again. -> The second 'n' item in the list is selected.
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Is there a combination of flags that causes this behavior?
If not, has anybody already written the event handler to make it work?
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Hello Michael,
This behavior will be available with the latest release - R1 2018 which is coming by the end of the week. You will be able to check out the release notes of the new release before the end the week.
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Vladimir Stoyanov
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This behavior will be available with the latest release - R1 2018 which is coming by the end of the week. You will be able to check out the release notes of the new release before the end the week.
Regards,
Vladimir Stoyanov
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answered on 17 Jan 2018, 12:21 AM
Great news, thanks Vladmir!
Not to seem ungrateful... I don't suppose the fix might apply to listboxes too?
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Hello Michael,
We are going to need some more time to investigate the RadListBox behavior. I will write to you on Monday to update you on the matter.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
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Vladimir Stoyanov
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We are going to need some more time to investigate the RadListBox behavior. I will write to you on Monday to update you on the matter.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Regards,
Vladimir Stoyanov
Progress Telerik
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Hello Michael,
Please excuse us for the delay.
The RadListBox text search behavior when the TextSearchMode is StartsWith is case sensitive. I have logged an item for this issue in our feedback portal where you can track its progress. When the TextSearchMode is Contains, ContainsCaseSensitive or StartsWidthCaseSensitive, the text search is working correctly.
I updated your Telerik points as a small gesture of gratitude for bringing this to our attention.
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Vladimir Stoyanov
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Please excuse us for the delay.
The RadListBox text search behavior when the TextSearchMode is StartsWith is case sensitive. I have logged an item for this issue in our feedback portal where you can track its progress. When the TextSearchMode is Contains, ContainsCaseSensitive or StartsWidthCaseSensitive, the text search is working correctly.
I updated your Telerik points as a small gesture of gratitude for bringing this to our attention.
Regards,
Vladimir Stoyanov
Progress Telerik
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answered on 26 Jan 2018, 09:52 PM
Thanks Vladimir, and well done.