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Property X was not found in type RadTileView

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Brad asked on 26 Jun 2011, 09:50 PM

I have 2010.3.1110.1040 version installed and am trying to use the TileView Virtualization Demo as a reference but keep getting this error in XAML.

Property 'PreservePositionWhenMaximized' was not found in type 'RadTileView'

if I remove that specific setting, then its the same error for the next line...
If I remove the Style section all together, I can render the TileView, but I don't have custom settings applied.

How do I implement this to emulate your Demo?

<UserControl.Resources>

<Style TargetType="telerik:RadTileView">

<Setter Property="PreservePositionWhenMaximized" Value="True" />

<Setter Property="telerik:TileViewPanel.IsVirtualized" Value="True" />

<Setter Property="IsAutoScrollingEnabled" Value="True" />

<Setter Property="TileStateChangeTrigger" Value="SingleClick" />

<Setter Property="MinimizedColumnWidth" Value="180" />

<Setter Property="MinimizedRowHeight" Value="155" />

<Setter Property="RowHeight" Value="300" />

<Setter Property="ColumnWidth" Value="300" />

<Setter Property="ColumnsCount" Value="10" />

</Style>

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answered on 03 Nov 2011, 04:42 PM

You advertise this TileView is one of the 'free' 3 controls for Silveright. However, this "FREE" version seems to be very outdated, and only supports a fraction of the features shown in your demo.

It's very misleading because the web site has links related to the FREE controls that include references to this demo. That leads one to believe what you see in the demo is what the control is capable of.

If the RadTileView is indeed free, how do I download the latest version that supports all the features represented in the demo?

For my application, it was the configurable number of columns, documented clearly as a feature here: http://www.telerik.com/products/silverlight/tileview.aspx#set-a-maximum-number-of-rows-or-columns
that was appealing. If the free version doesn't support the features plastered all over your web site, I feel quite burned and am actually less likely to buy Telerik products in the future. There is no mention that the free version is essentially crippleware :\