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Hello Mike,
The Xamarin.Forms.PlatformConfiguration.WindowsSpecific VisualElement AccessKey is a good option for achieving this scenario. However it is available for the Xamarin.Forms controls.
Regarding this we have a feature request logged in our Feedback portal. You could follow and vote for the item on the link below:
https://feedback.telerik.com/xamarin/1408991-common-uwp-add-support-for-windows-accesskey
The Xamarin.Forms Windows AccessKey feature could be used directly with Telerik UI for Xamarin controls which inherits from the Xamarin.Forsm controls. The RadButton control is such a control. It inherits from the Xamarin.Forms Button.
Solution for using the Windows AccessKey:
In order to focus the RadTreeView control you can create a custom control for example MyTeeView that inherits from the RadTreeView and implement the IElementConfiguration.
I have attached a sample project regarding this implementation. Please download the file and take a look at the MyTreeView.cs file.
I hope I was helpful.
Regards,
Didi
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The Xamarin.Forms.PlatformConfiguration.WindowsSpecific VisualElement AccessKey is a good option for achieving this scenario. However it is available for the Xamarin.Forms controls.
Regarding this we have a feature request logged in our Feedback portal. You could follow and vote for the item on the link below:
https://feedback.telerik.com/xamarin/1408991-common-uwp-add-support-for-windows-accesskey
The Xamarin.Forms Windows AccessKey feature could be used directly with Telerik UI for Xamarin controls which inherits from the Xamarin.Forsm controls. The RadButton control is such a control. It inherits from the Xamarin.Forms Button.
Solution for using the Windows AccessKey:
In order to focus the RadTreeView control you can create a custom control for example MyTeeView that inherits from the RadTreeView and implement the IElementConfiguration.
I have attached a sample project regarding this implementation. Please download the file and take a look at the MyTreeView.cs file.
I hope I was helpful.
Regards,
Didi
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answered on 16 May 2019, 11:22 AM
Thank you. I will take a look.
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answered on 16 May 2019, 04:06 PM
I reviewed your example app and now understanding what you were suggesting. Thank you for the suggestion but in this case I wasn't trying to give focus to the TreeView but when the TreeView already has focus I wanted to be able use arrows within the TreeView to move between items in the treeview, and then use a key like the spacebar to check/uncheck items within the list (which this part already seems to work once an item is selected). I do thank you for your suggestion.