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I created a user control in my Silverlight application that is very simple. It is really just a StackPanel with two TextBlocks and a RadToolBar, that is used to navigation purposes in the application.
When VS 2010 tries to render this however (or any page that uses this control) it throws an error.
The value "Telerik.Windows.Controls.Animation.TreeViewExpandCollapseAnimation" is not of type "Telerik.Windows.Controls.Animation.RadAnimation" and cannot be used in this generic collection.
The thing is, I don't have ANY Treeview controls in this control. In fact, every item in the Toolbar is a StackPanel with a TextBlock/Button, and the only other items are ToolBarSeperators.
Any ideas on what might be causing this error to be thrown?
BTW, at runtime, this control renders and works perfectly, it is just design time that is throwing errors.
When VS 2010 tries to render this however (or any page that uses this control) it throws an error.
The value "Telerik.Windows.Controls.Animation.TreeViewExpandCollapseAnimation" is not of type "Telerik.Windows.Controls.Animation.RadAnimation" and cannot be used in this generic collection.
The thing is, I don't have ANY Treeview controls in this control. In fact, every item in the Toolbar is a StackPanel with a TextBlock/Button, and the only other items are ToolBarSeperators.
Any ideas on what might be causing this error to be thrown?
BTW, at runtime, this control renders and works perfectly, it is just design time that is throwing errors.