Hi,
I have a combobox with some items that need to be disabled. I implemented this with an ItemContainerStyleSelector which will check the item for a certain property and then enables/disables it accordingly. This works like a charm.
Because the combobox can contain 1000+ items (and is quite slow in that case), I also implemented Virtualization for this combobox. This improves performance significantly.
However, enabling Virtualization breaks my ItemContainerStyleSelector. It works fine for the initially visible items, but when I start scrolling the styles of those first items just seem to be repeated for everything that comes next.
Debugging reveals that SelectStyle() is indeed being called for the first few items only, and never again afterwards.
Tia
Sodi
I have a combobox with some items that need to be disabled. I implemented this with an ItemContainerStyleSelector which will check the item for a certain property and then enables/disables it accordingly. This works like a charm.
Because the combobox can contain 1000+ items (and is quite slow in that case), I also implemented Virtualization for this combobox. This improves performance significantly.
However, enabling Virtualization breaks my ItemContainerStyleSelector. It works fine for the initially visible items, but when I start scrolling the styles of those first items just seem to be repeated for everything that comes next.
Debugging reveals that SelectStyle() is indeed being called for the first few items only, and never again afterwards.
Tia
Sodi
2 Answers, 1 is accepted
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Hello,
George
the Telerik team
Thank you for contacting us.
We will look into this problem. We will contact you shortly.
George
the Telerik team
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Hi,
George
the Telerik team
It took some time to investigate the problem. It seems it is a bug in the RadComboBox control. I am glad to update your telerik points. The fix for the issue will be included in our SP1 Q1 next week.
Please do not hesitate to contact us if you require any further information.
George
the Telerik team
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