I;ve been doing an eval of the silverlight controls, and have decided (not because of Telerik) to move my project back to WPF. That being said, I don't have time to dig in to each control and hope to ask a couple of questions.
Carousel:
I'd like to be able to stick "Edit", "Add", and "Delete" buttons side by side with the rest of the carousel control buttons. Just pass through the click events so I can respond to them. OR can I hide/remove all of the nav buttons from the control and let me implement "Next" "Previous", "First", "Last", etc. Is this possible?
Why? As it sits now, it's kind of ugly to have all the nav buttons on the carousel, and the data manipulation (Edit, Add, Delete) on another part of the form. It would be much much cleaner if we had the option to put the buttons side by side.
Tree View:
I asked a similar question in the silverlight forums and i know it's planned in the next release. I would like to use the drag/drop ability in the control to do drag and drop in a flat non-hierarchael model. Ie a standard list I can re org.
Why this is important is because I don't want a different user experience when ordering a treeview of data as opposed to a flat list view.
Charts (Futures):
The charts look pretty basic, which is fine. Do they support X and Y Axis titles? This should be pretty basic funtionality, but your major competitor doesn't support it, and you have to play in WPF to make it work.
Thanks,
Steve
Carousel:
I'd like to be able to stick "Edit", "Add", and "Delete" buttons side by side with the rest of the carousel control buttons. Just pass through the click events so I can respond to them. OR can I hide/remove all of the nav buttons from the control and let me implement "Next" "Previous", "First", "Last", etc. Is this possible?
Why? As it sits now, it's kind of ugly to have all the nav buttons on the carousel, and the data manipulation (Edit, Add, Delete) on another part of the form. It would be much much cleaner if we had the option to put the buttons side by side.
Tree View:
I asked a similar question in the silverlight forums and i know it's planned in the next release. I would like to use the drag/drop ability in the control to do drag and drop in a flat non-hierarchael model. Ie a standard list I can re org.
Why this is important is because I don't want a different user experience when ordering a treeview of data as opposed to a flat list view.
Charts (Futures):
The charts look pretty basic, which is fine. Do they support X and Y Axis titles? This should be pretty basic funtionality, but your major competitor doesn't support it, and you have to play in WPF to make it work.
Thanks,
Steve