I would like to use the carousel control in a touch-screen application. My users would like a 'pause/go' button - something more visual - and I'm not sure the best way to simulate the AutoLoopPauseCondition. At this point, I've simply set EnableAutoLoop on/off with the click of the button.
Is there a better approach?
Sheryl
Is there a better approach?
Sheryl
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Hello Sheryl,
You should use AutoLoopPauseCondition property. Another property that can turn off/on animation is AnimationsToApply. For example:
This will switch off any animation in RadCarousel.
Best wishes,
Peter
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You should use AutoLoopPauseCondition property. Another property that can turn off/on animation is AnimationsToApply. For example:
| radCarousel1.AnimationsToApply=None; .... radCarousel1.AnimationsToApply=All; |
This will switch off any animation in RadCarousel.
Best wishes,
Peter
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