Hello telerik team,

Our application is written in C++. And we are looking to develop a C# User Interface for It. So we try to host a windows form user control as an MFC view.

In our winform (C# UI), we use a docking windows schema. But, when we execute the MFC program, we can’t any more move the dockable windows (windows aren't dockable).
We got the following warning message:
'Telerik.WinControls.Docking.DockingManager.IDockableSelectionDialog' is obsolete:
'This property is obsolete. Use UseQuickNavigator instead'

Can you give me any examples or ideas on how your control set handles the docking ability when contained in an MFC view?

Thanks for any information you can provide.

Hello Kort,

We made a sample project MFC C++ application and using our latest builds could not verified the fault behavior. Please provide us with the version you are using. Also could you send us a simple example to try and reproduce the problem locally? This will help us to narrow down the possible reasons of the behavior you have experienced.

Best wishes,
Julian Benkov
the telerik team

Hello Julian Benkov,

We use the RadControlsWinforms_Q4_2006_SP2 version.
In order to create an MFC application hosting a winform, here are the step by step instructions: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ksw1x03b(VS.80).aspx

I post a message in the Support section with a simple example.

Regards,
KORT