Hi,
I have a titletemplate for the headers of RadPanes which contain my own TextBlock and Button elements. I need the button to be docked right next to the "close" pane button (if the RadPane is docked and unpinned left).
If the user clicks on the tab to animate the RadPane to slide open, how do I get the width of the titletemplate to force e.g. a DockPanel to fill the entire area? Otherwise my button just positions itself next to my TextBlock like in a StackPanel scenario.
Thank you.
M.Young
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Hello Miles,
The RadDocking control exposes a FlyoutBehavior property which can be used to modify the flyout of the control's AutoHideArea. You can read more about this behavior in the FlyoutBehavior help article in our documentation.
In your case, you can create custom FlyoutBehavior. Basically, you can create a custom class which implements the IFlyoutBehavior interface. In the OnPaneMouseLeftButtonDown method, you can get the currently opened pane from the parameters and modify its header. There is an SDK example in our GitHub repository which demonstrates how you can create custom FlyoutBehavior for the RadDocking control.
Regards,
Dinko
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The RadDocking control exposes a FlyoutBehavior property which can be used to modify the flyout of the control's AutoHideArea. You can read more about this behavior in the FlyoutBehavior help article in our documentation.
In your case, you can create custom FlyoutBehavior. Basically, you can create a custom class which implements the IFlyoutBehavior interface. In the OnPaneMouseLeftButtonDown method, you can get the currently opened pane from the parameters and modify its header. There is an SDK example in our GitHub repository which demonstrates how you can create custom FlyoutBehavior for the RadDocking control.
Regards,
Dinko
Progress Telerik
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