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I have setup a LostFocus event on every window that checks the IsActiveWindow property every time the windows loses focus (for debugging purposes). If I have two or more windows and switch between them (by clicking on the border or content) the property correctly gets set to FALSE. However, if the window loses focus to a menu (I use your radmenu) the property stays TRUE (the visual state of the window is unfocused). The problem is that when I click on the header/border of the window afterwards - the GotFocus event is not fired (probably because the IsActiveWindow is TRUE) and the window stays unfocused. I have to click the content area to fire the GotFocus event.
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Hi Jorn,
Miroslav Nedyalkov
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The activation and focus of the RadWindow control are not connected - window can have the focus and be the active window and can have no focus and again to the focused window - both scenarios are correct. What I could suggest you is to use the Activated event instead of the Focused event.
Hope this helps!
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answered on 23 Feb 2010, 07:58 PM
Ok, I have played around with the code and managed to achieve what I wanted with just the Activated event (as an added bonus the code got cleaner :)). I thought the two events were connected, but obviously they are not - thanks for the tip!