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asked on 26 Jun 2013, 04:36 PM
I'm looking for a command button in WPF, but it doesn't appear as if there is one.
I would like my command buttons' styling to match the other Telerik controls in the window. Would I be better off trying to match the style with the standard Visual Studio WPF command button or the Telerik WinForms Command Button?
I would like my command buttons' styling to match the other Telerik controls in the window. Would I be better off trying to match the style with the standard Visual Studio WPF command button or the Telerik WinForms Command Button?
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Hello Dave,
Let me make a quick clarification first. All our Buttons have a Command property which can be bound to ICommand. Can you please clarify what you have in mind when you say "command button". Furthermore, you can apply different themes that are shipped with our controls out of the box, or you can apply custom template to each control in order to fit your design.
Can you please elaborate more on your final goal and requirements. Maybe you can attach some pictures to show us what you need or describe in more details the behavior that you require.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Regards,
Pavel R. Pavlov
Telerik
Let me make a quick clarification first. All our Buttons have a Command property which can be bound to ICommand. Can you please clarify what you have in mind when you say "command button". Furthermore, you can apply different themes that are shipped with our controls out of the box, or you can apply custom template to each control in order to fit your design.
Can you please elaborate more on your final goal and requirements. Maybe you can attach some pictures to show us what you need or describe in more details the behavior that you require.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Regards,
Pavel R. Pavlov
Telerik
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answered on 02 Jul 2013, 02:56 PM
I'm talking about the ordinary button that is included with the WPF controls from Microsoft. Telerik has a dropdown button, a split button and a toggle button, but no ordinary button.
I would like to have the styling of my ordinary buttons match the styling of the Telerik controls. So I wasn't sure if I should attempt to use the Telerik WinForms button control or just style the ordinary Microsoft WPF button. I've since found it difficult to use the Telerik WinForm button in WPF, so I've gone with the Microsoft button and just styled it as best as possible to match.
I would like to have the styling of my ordinary buttons match the styling of the Telerik controls. So I wasn't sure if I should attempt to use the Telerik WinForms button control or just style the ordinary Microsoft WPF button. I've since found it difficult to use the Telerik WinForm button in WPF, so I've gone with the Microsoft button and just styled it as best as possible to match.
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Hello Dave,
Can you please take a look at our WPF RadButton control we designed it to represent and upgrade the native Button control. Also, please take a look at this article and see how a RadButton can be styled. If you need to customize the RadButton control even more you will have to extract and edit its default ControlTemplate. You can find more information about extracting ControlTemplates in this article.
I hope this information will help you.
Regards,
Pavel R. Pavlov
Telerik
Can you please take a look at our WPF RadButton control we designed it to represent and upgrade the native Button control. Also, please take a look at this article and see how a RadButton can be styled. If you need to customize the RadButton control even more you will have to extract and edit its default ControlTemplate. You can find more information about extracting ControlTemplates in this article.
I hope this information will help you.
Regards,
Pavel R. Pavlov
Telerik
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