Does anybody know what's the right way to remove the radwindow header from the tab navigation cycle?
<telerik:RadWindow IsTabStop="False">
is permitted but doesn't have the desired effect.
<telerik:RadWindow>
<telerik:RadWindow.Header
IsTabStop="False"
>
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</telerik:RadWindow.Header>
Is not permitted... "Attribute is not allowed in property element"
Thanks
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Hi Michael,
Thank you for the attached picture.
The header of the RadWindow is represented by TextBlock which is not focusable by default. Is it possible to elaborate more on your approach? Have you specified custom header for the RadWindow? Are you using NoXAML binaries and if yes which theme are you referencing?
I have prepared sample project to test your scenario. You can find it attached to this reply. When you run the project, press tab to navigate between the controls. You can observe that only the TextBox and the Button are focused.
Regards,
Dinko
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Thank you for the attached picture.
The header of the RadWindow is represented by TextBlock which is not focusable by default. Is it possible to elaborate more on your approach? Have you specified custom header for the RadWindow? Are you using NoXAML binaries and if yes which theme are you referencing?
I have prepared sample project to test your scenario. You can find it attached to this reply. When you run the project, press tab to navigate between the controls. You can observe that only the TextBox and the Button are focused.
Regards,
Dinko
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answered on 26 Jan 2018, 10:34 PM
Hi Dinko, thanks for getting back to me.
I'm using the xaml binaries 2018.1.116.45
Theme: Expression_Dark
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Hi Michael,
Thank you for the additional information.
To change this behavior when using an Expression_Dark theme you can extract and edit the default template of the RadWindow control. Check the Editing Control Templates help article which describes how to get the default template of the control. In the extracted template navigate to a ContentControl with x:Name="HeaderContent" and set its Focusable property to false.
I have prepared sample project which demonstrates this approach. You can find the project attached to this reply.
Regards,
Dinko
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Thank you for the additional information.
To change this behavior when using an Expression_Dark theme you can extract and edit the default template of the RadWindow control. Check the Editing Control Templates help article which describes how to get the default template of the control. In the extracted template navigate to a ContentControl with x:Name="HeaderContent" and set its Focusable property to false.
I have prepared sample project which demonstrates this approach. You can find the project attached to this reply.
Regards,
Dinko
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answered on 31 Jan 2018, 07:56 AM
Thanks, this did the trick for me.