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I am trying to use a ToolTip attached to an Image that is contained inside the RadExpanderControl.ContentTemplate. I often can get the tooltip to show, regardless of the show gesture, but I am not able to cancel the expanding of the ExpandableContentTemplate.
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Kiril Stanoev
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Could you please send us a sample project reproducing the issue. This way we'll be able to debug the issue at our end and provide you with a workaround faster.
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answered on 25 Jul 2013, 01:42 PM
Hi Kiril,
Sorry for the poor description in the original post. I want an element (image in this case) to show a tooltip from the header template of an expander control, and NOT expand the expandedcontent. I do not see a way to cancel the opening event.
I've created a support ticket that has a project attached.
Sorry for the poor description in the original post. I want an element (image in this case) to show a tooltip from the header template of an expander control, and NOT expand the expandedcontent. I do not see a way to cancel the opening event.
I've created a support ticket that has a project attached.
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Hi Tim,
Kiril Stanoev
Telerik
Deyan has posted an answer to your support thread.
Regards,Kiril Stanoev
Telerik
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