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Hello Pat,
George
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Thank you for reporting this bug, it helps us in improving our products. I am glad to give you Telerik points for reporting this abnormal behavior of our RadTransitionControl. We will fix this bug in one of our future releases. You can track this progress in our Public Issue Tracking System (PITS) with Issue ID = 2962.
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Trude
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answered on 11 Nov 2010, 10:26 AM
What's the status on this? I'm using the SlideAndZoom transition and want to decide which way it slides (next/back button), but it looks weird when the content flips.
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Hi Jorn,
George
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You could vote for this issue and track its progress in our Public Issue Tracking System (PITS) with Issue ID = 2962. Unfortunately, this issue is not fixed. Sorry for any inconvenience caused.
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Wesley Van den Eede
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answered on 11 Jan 2011, 04:33 PM
I had the same issue, but after some investigation i managed to solve the issue using the SlideDirection property on the Transition object.
My TransitionControl is defined like this:
The code to do the transition looks like this:
Hope this helps...
My TransitionControl is defined like this:
<
telerik:RadTransitionControl
Background
=
"Transparent"
x:Name
=
"transition"
Duration
=
"00:00:00.5"
>
<
telerik:RadTransitionControl.Transition
>
<
transitions:SlideAndZoomTransition
/>
</
telerik:RadTransitionControl.Transition
>
</
telerik:RadTransitionControl
>
The code to do the transition looks like this:
var slideTransition = transition.Transition
as
SlideAndZoomTransition;
if
(slideTransition !=
null
)
{
slideTransition.SlideDirection = FlowDirection.LeftToRight;
//slideTransition.SlideDirection = FlowDirection.RightToLeft;
}
transition.Content = newContent;
Hope this helps...
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Trude
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answered on 11 Jan 2011, 09:28 PM
I had the same issue, but after some investigation i managed to solve the issue using the SlideDirection property on the Transition object.
Yes, this worked. I never thought that the transition had a flowdirection (only tried it on the control itself). Thanks a lot!
Telerik, take note and document your components and mark this one as resolved! :)