We have a RadGridView which is contained within a RadBusyIndicator. The RadBusyIndicator.IsBusy property is bound to the IsBusy property on our underlying ViewModel. In the RowEditEnded event of the RadGridView, we do a web service call to update some data and set IsBusy to true on our ViewModel, which activates the RadBusyIndicator, blocking the user from editing the grid while the web service call happens. When the web service call is complete, we set IsBusy to false on the ViewModel and the RadBusyIndicator stops showing itself.
The problem is that the focus is not returned to the RadGridView afterwards - it is not obvious what control actually has focus after the RadBusyIndicator animation is complete. Ideally it should return to the RadGridView since that had focus previously.
Is this by design or is this a bug? It seems like the obvious thing that you would want the RadBusyIndicator to do is to return focus to the previous control that had focus.
Thanks in advance,
Geoff
The problem is that the focus is not returned to the RadGridView afterwards - it is not obvious what control actually has focus after the RadBusyIndicator animation is complete. Ideally it should return to the RadGridView since that had focus previously.
Is this by design or is this a bug? It seems like the obvious thing that you would want the RadBusyIndicator to do is to return focus to the previous control that had focus.
Thanks in advance,
Geoff