Hi,
Just trying to style the raddatafilter around our current design and currently have the style template copied out and am working in the Filter control where I found most of the parts I need access too. Except there's a strange opacity gradient over the control hiding its properties. Please see attached image for more detail. No changes were made to cause this, any insight?
Just trying to style the raddatafilter around our current design and currently have the style template copied out and am working in the Filter control where I found most of the parts I need access too. Except there's a strange opacity gradient over the control hiding its properties. Please see attached image for more detail. No changes were made to cause this, any insight?
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Chris
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answered on 07 Feb 2012, 06:18 PM
In case anyone else happens to run into this and can't get a reply from the support folks. The answer is there's an Opacity Mask set on the OuterBorder of the FilterControlTemplate triggered by Canvas.Loaded event storyboard.......
Took a lot of fumbling around to figure this out...and it's no where mentioned in the documentation so the only way to find it is dissecting the various templates, real time consumer but then an easy fix once you find it. Cheers!
Took a lot of fumbling around to figure this out...and it's no where mentioned in the documentation so the only way to find it is dissecting the various templates, real time consumer but then an easy fix once you find it. Cheers!
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Hi Chris,
Vanya Pavlova
the Telerik team
Thank you for reporting this - actually you are right! Indeed the problem resided within the specified storyboard when the Canvas is being loaded. We have already fixed this issue and it will be part of Q1 2012 release in a couple of days. I have also updated your Telerik points accordingly!
Vanya Pavlova
the Telerik team
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