Hi guys,
I want to implement a RadDiagramToolbox with rectangle shapes binded to database items.
Due to the logic I only have one gallery with those shapes.Therefore the gallery category itself is quite useless for me and I can hide it with the attribute isOpen="False".
Unfortunately below my shapes there is the status bar where I can show the categories again (OpenCloseButton) - Is it possible to hide this bar completely so no user can see the gallery behind the shapes? (see attached screenshot)
Thanks
I want to implement a RadDiagramToolbox with rectangle shapes binded to database items.
Due to the logic I only have one gallery with those shapes.Therefore the gallery category itself is quite useless for me and I can hide it with the attribute isOpen="False".
Unfortunately below my shapes there is the status bar where I can show the categories again (OpenCloseButton) - Is it possible to hide this bar completely so no user can see the gallery behind the shapes? (see attached screenshot)
Thanks
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Hi Timon,
Thank you for your interest in RadDiagram control.
To close the gallery you can try setting the IsOpen property of the RadDiagramToolbox to false. As for the bottom border which contains the open/close button you can extract and edit the default template of the RadDiagramToolbox. In your case, after you have extracted the template you can navigate to the RadButton with and remove the whole border which wraps the button. You can take a look at the Editing Control Templates help article in our documentation which describes how you can extract and edit the default template of the controls.
For your convenience, we have created a sample project and attached it to this reply which demonstrates the approach mentioned above.
Regards,
Dinko
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Thank you for your interest in RadDiagram control.
To close the gallery you can try setting the IsOpen property of the RadDiagramToolbox to false. As for the bottom border which contains the open/close button you can extract and edit the default template of the RadDiagramToolbox. In your case, after you have extracted the template you can navigate to the RadButton with and remove the whole border which wraps the button. You can take a look at the Editing Control Templates help article in our documentation which describes how you can extract and edit the default template of the controls.
For your convenience, we have created a sample project and attached it to this reply which demonstrates the approach mentioned above.
Regards,
Dinko
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Timon
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answered on 07 Mar 2017, 02:46 PM
Hi Dinko,
thanks for your reply. That's exactly what I was looking for.
In the same procedure I can now look for the ScrollViewer to the right, this should also only be visible if it's necessary.
Kind Regards,
Timon
thanks for your reply. That's exactly what I was looking for.
In the same procedure I can now look for the ScrollViewer to the right, this should also only be visible if it's necessary.
Kind Regards,
Timon
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Hello Timon,
We are happy to hear that the provided solution works for your scenario.
If you have more questions you can open a new post with your question.
Regards,
Dinko
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We are happy to hear that the provided solution works for your scenario.
If you have more questions you can open a new post with your question.
Regards,
Dinko
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answered on 24 Aug 2017, 06:56 AM
Hello, following the approach I was able to hide the gallery. But I do not understand how to change the visibility of the vertical scrollbar which is inside the ContentPresenter
<Border BorderBrush="{TemplateBinding BorderBrush}" BorderThickness="1,0" Background="{DynamicResource {x:Static telerik:Office2016ResourceKey.AlternativeBrush}}" Grid.Row="1"> <ContentPresenter x:Name="SelectedTabContent" ContentTemplate="{TemplateBinding ContentTemplate}" ScrollViewer.VerticalScrollBarVisibility="Hidden"/> </Border>0
Hello Andrea,
If you want to disable the scroll viewer you can extract the default template of the RadDiagramToolboxGroup and navigate to a Border with "OuterBorder". The content of the Border is ScrollViewer. You can set its VerticalScrollBarVisibility to Disabled for example.
I have modified the project from my previous reply to demonstrate how you can remove the vertical scroll bar.
Regards,
Dinko
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If you want to disable the scroll viewer you can extract the default template of the RadDiagramToolboxGroup and navigate to a Border with "OuterBorder". The content of the Border is ScrollViewer. You can set its VerticalScrollBarVisibility to Disabled for example.
I have modified the project from my previous reply to demonstrate how you can remove the vertical scroll bar.
Regards,
Dinko
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