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Hi Lim,
Perhaps you can use the approach described here: WPF Docking - How to Implement Conditional Docking - Telerik UI for WPF.
Regards,
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Iron
Hi,
I would prefer not using radpanegroup. Is it possible to put all the radpanes in perhaps a stackpanel instead of using the following? As I do not need the radpsplitcontainer and radpanegroup anyway.
<telerik:RadSplitContainer>
<telerik:RadPaneGroup x:Name="Group1">
<telerik:RadPane x:Name="Pane1" Header="Server Explorer"/>
<telerik:RadPane x:Name="Pane2" Header="Toolbox"/>
</telerik:RadPaneGroup>
</telerik:RadSplitContainer>
Hi Lim,
This is not the way the panes are intended for use. And they cannot be used with a stack panel. Can you share more information about the layout/functionality that you want to achieve? Perhaps we can another control for this.
I am looking forward to your reply.
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Iron
Hi, I would like to have a column of ‘radpanes’ that display a time sequence of events. For eg, each ‘radpane’ represents an event and once the event has ended based on time, it will disappear. Would you be able to advise what elements suits this?
Hi Lim,
We do not have such control yet, we have a feature request for it. You can track its progress, subscribe to status changes, and add your comment here: Vertical Timeline layout.
You can consider using the Timeline control or customize a ListBox or a TreeView.
Let me know if you have additional questions.