Default shortcut keys

[Jeff]

The docs for some rad controls have a nice page listing the default shortcut keys supported by a given control.  For instance, the RadRichTextBox control has this page:

http://docs.telerik.com/devtools/wpf/controls/radrichtextbox/features-keyboard-support.html

However, I can't seem to find a similar page for RadGridView.  So, two questions:

1. What standard shortcuts are supported "out-of-the-box" by RadGridView?
2. Is there a page similar to the above-mentioned RadRichTextBox page that documents these keys?

Thanks.​

[Dimitrina]

Hi,

Thank you for sharing your feedback. There is indeed missing such detailed article for RadGridView. We will consider adding more information on that.
For the moment, you can find the following articles:
1. Commands Overview. Most commands have a respective key combination. For example:

• BeginInsert - corresponds to Insert key.

• CancelCellEdit - Esc key

• CancelRowEdit - Esc key after the cell edit is already committed

• CollapseHierarchyItem, ExpandHierarchyItem - Space key - expands/ collapses a particular item in the hierarchy if the focus is not the hierarchy button

• CommitCellEdit - Tab or Enter keys

• CommitEdit - Tab or Enter keys

• Copy, Paste - Ctrl + C, Ctrl + V

• Delete - Del key

• MoveBottom, MoveTop - Bottom, Top keys

• MoveUp, MoveDown - Up, Down keys

• MoveFirst, MoveLast - First, Last keys

• MoveLeft, MoveRight - Left, Right keys

• MoveNext, MovePrevious - Next, Previous keys

• MoveHome - Home key

• Select All - Ctrl + A

2. Keyboard Command Provider. RadGridView provides a set of keyboard navigation scenarios that will result in certain consequence of commands to be executed. However, in case you require them not to be invoked at all or to utilize different commands, you may take advantage of the IKeyboardCommandProviderInterface and implement your custom logic. 

Regards,
Dimitrina
Telerik

[Jeff]

I'm aware of the mentioned help articles, but they don't do a good job (or any job really) of defining the default keys that are connected to the various commands.

Your above list is exactly what I was looking for, so thank you for that.  It would be nice if such a list could find it way into the official documentation.

Jeff

[Dimitrina]

Hello Jeff,

Once again, thank you for sharing your valuable feedback so that we can improve our support resources.

Regards,
Dimitrina
Telerik