I worked through RadDocking documentation and also a lot of your (SDK) examples but I still did not find out how to set the DataTemplate of a RadPane.
In my project I use the same approach as in your SDK example "VisualStudioDocking_WPF" so RadDocking.PanesSourceis bound to an ObservableCollection<PaneViewModel>. With that I can dynamically add RadPanes on my RadDocking.DocumentHost in an MVVM friendly way. That's nice but sadly the example ends here - each RadPane is an empty Control just showing the TypeName of the ViewModel.
In my CustomDockingPanesFactory.CreatePaneForItem I set the following properties:
What I need is an example of how to set the DataTemplates for my RadPanes. Is there a clean way to set the DataTemplates and the DataTemplateSelector on XAML?
In my project I use the same approach as in your SDK example "VisualStudioDocking_WPF" so RadDocking.PanesSourceis bound to an ObservableCollection<PaneViewModel>. With that I can dynamically add RadPanes on my RadDocking.DocumentHost in an MVVM friendly way. That's nice but sadly the example ends here - each RadPane is an empty Control just showing the TypeName of the ViewModel.
In my CustomDockingPanesFactory.CreatePaneForItem I set the following properties:
pane.DataContext = paneViewModel;pane.Header = paneViewModel.UserControlViewModel.Header;pane.Content = paneViewModel.UserControlViewModel;What I need is an example of how to set the DataTemplates for my RadPanes. Is there a clean way to set the DataTemplates and the DataTemplateSelector on XAML?
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Hello Johannes,
RadDocking control doesn't support DataTemplates and DateTemplateSelectors at this stage. I would suggest using the CreatePaneForItem method and set via code any property which is required. The nature of this control limitation is by design - the Docking is a layout control and it doesn't work like the ItemsControls.
Regards,
George
Telerik
RadDocking control doesn't support DataTemplates and DateTemplateSelectors at this stage. I would suggest using the CreatePaneForItem method and set via code any property which is required. The nature of this control limitation is by design - the Docking is a layout control and it doesn't work like the ItemsControls.
Regards,
George
Telerik
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