I'v created a simple WPF user control containing a RadGridView
which I am hosting on a WinForms form using an elementHost.
The issues occur when I'm creating a custom hierarchy, basically creating a master-detail of companies and employees.
I have done so by adding a childTableDefinition through the xaml and subscribing to the DataLoading event to tinker with the inner grid (just like your given sample).
When the mouse hovers over the scroll bar of the inner grid, it glows but if I press it down and drag the outer scroll bar is the one responding.
Oddly, I can still scroll with the keyboard and the mouse scroll.
Trying to deal with the issue myself I've found that setting IsScrolling to true and then to false during the DataLoading event fixes the problem, but it still occurs with other scroll bars I have no control over, specifically when using the column sort - there are combo boxes inside the sort dialog which manifest the exact same behavior.
Sorry if I haven't been so clear in my description and thanks in advance.
which I am hosting on a WinForms form using an elementHost.
The issues occur when I'm creating a custom hierarchy, basically creating a master-detail of companies and employees.
I have done so by adding a childTableDefinition through the xaml and subscribing to the DataLoading event to tinker with the inner grid (just like your given sample).
When the mouse hovers over the scroll bar of the inner grid, it glows but if I press it down and drag the outer scroll bar is the one responding.
Oddly, I can still scroll with the keyboard and the mouse scroll.
Trying to deal with the issue myself I've found that setting IsScrolling to true and then to false during the DataLoading event fixes the problem, but it still occurs with other scroll bars I have no control over, specifically when using the column sort - there are combo boxes inside the sort dialog which manifest the exact same behavior.
Sorry if I haven't been so clear in my description and thanks in advance.
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Hi Eliraz,
You can check this forum thread in case the issue is the same as the reported one. There is a project attached demonstrating a problem with the nested scrollbars in WPF. In case you experience another wrong behavior, please open a support ticket and send a simple runnable project where we can see what is happening.
Vera
the Telerik team
You can check this forum thread in case the issue is the same as the reported one. There is a project attached demonstrating a problem with the nested scrollbars in WPF. In case you experience another wrong behavior, please open a support ticket and send a simple runnable project where we can see what is happening.
Vera
the Telerik team
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