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I am just finishing up updating our Silverlight application to use the Q1 2009 SP2 (version 2009.1.526) binaries.
One error I had to fix was an ambiguity of using a ListBox object since we are using the Microsoft one (System.Windows.Controls.ListBox).
It appears that there is now a Telerik version of one?
Are you guys planning on a Telerik version of a ListBox control?
I currently have need of a ListBox that will allow multi-select. I couldn't help but notice that your ListBox has a SelectionMode property and a SelectedItems property. I tried using it in a standalone project but it doesn't look like it's working since I cannot actually select an item in the list (and there doesn't appear to be much of any default styling).
I read somewhere that Microsoft was adding multi-select capability to theirs. I was just hoping perhaps you might be building a better version and I wouldn't have to wait for Silverlight 3.
One error I had to fix was an ambiguity of using a ListBox object since we are using the Microsoft one (System.Windows.Controls.ListBox).
It appears that there is now a Telerik version of one?
Are you guys planning on a Telerik version of a ListBox control?
I currently have need of a ListBox that will allow multi-select. I couldn't help but notice that your ListBox has a SelectionMode property and a SelectedItems property. I tried using it in a standalone project but it doesn't look like it's working since I cannot actually select an item in the list (and there doesn't appear to be much of any default styling).
I read somewhere that Microsoft was adding multi-select capability to theirs. I was just hoping perhaps you might be building a better version and I wouldn't have to wait for Silverlight 3.
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Hi Rick,
Our ListBox was made to provide compatibility with WPF for some RadScheduler inner controls. We did not intended to make this control publicly usable, hence it does not have a default style. I think that you will be able to use it if you create a style for it - it just needs a ScrollViewer and an ItemsPresenter inside. The control is able of multiple selection and actually it should be able to do almost everything the WPF ListBox is doing.
Let me know if you decide to use it and you have problems with the default style implementation. I could try to prepare a sample for you.
Greetings,
Valeri Hristov
the Telerik team
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Our ListBox was made to provide compatibility with WPF for some RadScheduler inner controls. We did not intended to make this control publicly usable, hence it does not have a default style. I think that you will be able to use it if you create a style for it - it just needs a ScrollViewer and an ItemsPresenter inside. The control is able of multiple selection and actually it should be able to do almost everything the WPF ListBox is doing.
Let me know if you decide to use it and you have problems with the default style implementation. I could try to prepare a sample for you.
Greetings,
Valeri Hristov
the Telerik team
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