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Hi,
we want to use the RadialMenu as a normal menu into a GridViewItem, no context menu.
Is there a possibility that the RadialMenu can go out of bounds from the GridViewItem?
Another possibility is the use as a context menu, so it is like a popup.
In this case we want to use it as a normal menu. So the RadialMenuButton is always visible from the start and not triggered from another UIElement.
Kind regards
Benjamin
we want to use the RadialMenu as a normal menu into a GridViewItem, no context menu.
Is there a possibility that the RadialMenu can go out of bounds from the GridViewItem?
Another possibility is the use as a context menu, so it is like a popup.
In this case we want to use it as a normal menu. So the RadialMenuButton is always visible from the start and not triggered from another UIElement.
Kind regards
Benjamin
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Hi Benjamin,
Thank you for the question.
If you use the RadRadialMenu as a context menu, it will be automatically closed when you unfocus the menu and this can not be avoided. For this reason we recommend that you put the menu in a Popup control in order to position it outside the bounds of a GridViewItem. When used as a normal menu, you can prevent the menu from closing by creating a custom class that inherits from the RadialMenuCommand class. You can set the RadialMenuCommand.Id property to CommandId.Close and override the CanExecute(...) method to always return false. I have attached a sample project that demonstrates this scenario.
Please, take a look and let us know if this works for you.
Regards,
Rositsa Topchiyska
Telerik
Thank you for the question.
If you use the RadRadialMenu as a context menu, it will be automatically closed when you unfocus the menu and this can not be avoided. For this reason we recommend that you put the menu in a Popup control in order to position it outside the bounds of a GridViewItem. When used as a normal menu, you can prevent the menu from closing by creating a custom class that inherits from the RadialMenuCommand class. You can set the RadialMenuCommand.Id property to CommandId.Close and override the CanExecute(...) method to always return false. I have attached a sample project that demonstrates this scenario.
Please, take a look and let us know if this works for you.
Regards,
Rositsa Topchiyska
Telerik
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