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Thank you for contacting Telerik Support.
Unfortunately, the current version of RadDocking doesn't support maximize and full-screen state of RadPanes. We will consider implementing these features in one of our future releases if we receive enough clients' requests.
You can track progress on these features in our Public Issue Tracking System (PITS) with Issue ID: 2427
I hope this information helps. I will be glad to assist you further.
George
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Following next link http://www.telerik.com/support/pits.aspx#/public/wpf/2427, I can see this issue is resolved, but I dont see any test to download or any code example of it, could you send here an example?
Thanks for it.
Regards.
If a pane is floating, you could easily maximize it when double click on its header. Hope this helps.
George
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You are right, but we need a simple button (like a normal window) to maximize it. For our users this option is more visible and intuitive.
Thanks you.
Regards,
TLDesigner.
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-Peter
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In order to add a Maximize/Restore buttons in the ToolWindow header, I would suggest modifying the toolwindow template and add the two buttons manually. Please, refer to the attached project and let me know if this suits your needs.
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Yes, the same approach can be applied to Silverlight 5 Out-Of-Browser application.
In the attached application you can find a simple implementation.
Hope this will help.
Kind regards,
Georgi
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This is a little bit out of the box and you need to use a DataTemplate to insert a Button in the RadPane header as shown in this help article. So the tricky part is that you need to implement the logic on button click and take in consideration if the click comes from a floating Pane or from a docked one. I am attaching a simple scenario using one button for maximizing and restore. The logic uses the previous PaneGroup to restore a docked Pane and in some cases this might not work (depending on your scenario), but if you want to make sure that it can always be restore, you just need to have a static (never to be moved) PaneGroup and restore the Panes there.
If you have more questions, please don't hesitate to contact us.
All the best,
Georgi
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We're trying to achieve the same behavior you've described on this post, but using the Silverlight components library.
Until now we haven't been able to do it. We've searched throught both the CHM documentation and several forum posts without success. Is there any way to do it with Siliverlight? Could you please throw some light into this issue? :).
Thank you very much in advance and regards.
Attached you can find a simple project showing how you can achieve a similar behavior in Silverlight. Please not that it might not work in some scenarios (like when new RadPaneGroup is generated) so you might need to adjust it a little bit in order to suits your needs. New RadPaneGroup and RadSplitContainers are generated when a Pane is undocked (ToolWindow is created) or when a ToolWindow is docked where there is no existing RadPaneGroup and SplitContainer.
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Georgi
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