I wanna to use RadTileView with pdfviewer in each content that display employee salary slips
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Lance | Senior Manager Technical Support
Telerik team
answered on 12 Jan 2017, 08:02 PM
Hi Mohammad,
Before I get to your answer, I'm requesting you to help us clarify your licensing situation. It appears that you've been submitting forum posts since May 2016, which means you should have a license, be a trial or a paid version, within the past 90 days (trial) or year (dev), but I see that you've never had a license.
If you are a developer working under a company that has purchased UI for WPF or if you are using the product under someone else's license, this is against the Telerik Terms of Service. This is a common scenarion and is an easy situation to resolve, they need to add you as a licensed user here.
It only takes a few moments and can be done at any time and you'll be able to get support via the Support Ticket System.
Okay, onto your question...
RadPdfViewer in a RadTileView
The RadTileView can use any content, including a RadPdfViewer. Here's how to set a RadPdfViewer as content of a RadTileViewItem:
<telerik:RadTileView>
<telerik:RadTileViewItem Header="PDF Viewer"
TileState="Maximized">
<telerik:RadPdfViewer x:Name="pdfViewer" />
</telerik:RadTileViewItem>
<telerik:RadTileViewItem Header="Item2">
<TextBlock Text="Item2 Content" />
</telerik:RadTileViewItem>
<telerik:RadTileViewItem Header="Item3">
<TextBlock Text="Item3 Content" />
</telerik:RadTileViewItem> </telerik:RadTileView>
You can even build it up to have a more complex UI, like this:
As you can see there's no special configuration needed, just add the content. If you have any further trouble, please fix the licensing situation and then you can open a Support Ticket directly to the RadtileView/RadPdfViewer support team.
Regards,
Lance | Tech Support Engineer, Sr.
Telerik by Progress
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