Hello,
New to the forums so sorry if this is in the wrong spot.
I'm finding that the WPF control "FileBrowserEditTextBox" causes Visual Studio to crash. Reproduction steps are as follows:
- Create a C# WPF Application
- Add the control to the form
- Build solution
Once the solution is done building, the instance of Visual Studio crashes. Starting debugging, instead of building the solution directly, bypasses the problem, but doing a rebuild solution after debugging has stopped causes the crash. Present in Visual Studio 15.6.0 and 15.6.2 with Telerik UI for WPF version 18.1.220.0.
Nick
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Hi Nick,
Let me first with that FileBrowserEditTextBox is not design to be used as a standalone control. This control is created only to be used inside RadFileDialogs. I have tested your approach but wasn't able to reproduce this behavior on my side. Can you elaborate more on your approach? How are you adding the control?
As for the steps, I am assuming that by "Add the control to the form" you mean adding it from the ToolBox. If yes, you have to keep in mind that with the latest version (R1 2018 SP2) of our controls the FileBrowserEditTextBox control is removed from the VS ToolBox.
Regards,
Dinko
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Let me first with that FileBrowserEditTextBox is not design to be used as a standalone control. This control is created only to be used inside RadFileDialogs. I have tested your approach but wasn't able to reproduce this behavior on my side. Can you elaborate more on your approach? How are you adding the control?
As for the steps, I am assuming that by "Add the control to the form" you mean adding it from the ToolBox. If yes, you have to keep in mind that with the latest version (R1 2018 SP2) of our controls the FileBrowserEditTextBox control is removed from the VS ToolBox.
Regards,
Dinko
Progress Telerik
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