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Hi!
There seems to be an issue where empty tooltip stubs are displayed where there is no tooltip defined. I did not see a previous posting elsewhere. I do not think that the tooltip template is hooked up to column virtualization correctly?
Steps to reproduce:
1. Recreate the example shown here: http://demos.telerik.com/silverlight/#GridView/UIVirtualization (aka "Scrolling 1 Billion Cells")
2. Add a ToolTipTemplate to the last 50 colums in the grid by adding this snippet to the Example() constructor (Example.xaml.cs):
3. Run the project.
4. Hover over the FIRST 10 columns displayed to show there is not a tooltip.
5. Scroll to far right... the last column (999).
6. Hover over the LAST 10 columns displayed to see the tooltip ("Hello").
7. Scroll to the far left... back to the first 10 columns.
8. Hover over the FIRST 10 columns again. An empty tooltip stub will show for each one.
This behavior also appears if you define a tooltips in XAML.
This behavior also appears if you use Ctrl+End and Ctrl+Home (instead of using the scrollbar).
We are using 2011.2.712.1040.
Do you know how to suppress this behavior?
Thanks!
There seems to be an issue where empty tooltip stubs are displayed where there is no tooltip defined. I did not see a previous posting elsewhere. I do not think that the tooltip template is hooked up to column virtualization correctly?
Steps to reproduce:
1. Recreate the example shown here: http://demos.telerik.com/silverlight/#GridView/UIVirtualization (aka "Scrolling 1 Billion Cells")
2. Add a ToolTipTemplate to the last 50 colums in the grid by adding this snippet to the Example() constructor (Example.xaml.cs):
column.DataMemberBinding = binding;
//new code block to add tooltips to last 50 columns if (i > 950) { column.ToolTipTemplate = (DataTemplate)XamlReader.Load(@"<DataTemplate xmlns=""http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation""><TextBlock Text=""Hello"" /></DataTemplate>"); }
RadGridView1.Columns.Add(column);3. Run the project.
4. Hover over the FIRST 10 columns displayed to show there is not a tooltip.
5. Scroll to far right... the last column (999).
6. Hover over the LAST 10 columns displayed to see the tooltip ("Hello").
7. Scroll to the far left... back to the first 10 columns.
8. Hover over the FIRST 10 columns again. An empty tooltip stub will show for each one.
This behavior also appears if you define a tooltips in XAML.
This behavior also appears if you use Ctrl+End and Ctrl+Home (instead of using the scrollbar).
We are using 2011.2.712.1040.
Do you know how to suppress this behavior?
Thanks!