Hello.

I have a logic controlling whether the cell is editable or no. It is checked on cell begin edit:

private void CellBeginEdit(object sender, GridViewCellCancelEventArgs e)
{
     e.Cancel = !controller.IsEditingAllowed(grid.CurrentCell);
}

Now I need also to control focus: if the cell is not editable, it shouldn't be possible to focus on it using the tab key (preferable using mouse also) even in read mode.

Is this possible to implement this?

Hello,

I have a RadListView with custom SimpleListViewVisualItem which has a button.  When an item is selected in the listview control the button is visible and hidden when it is not (only one button shows at a time on the selected index). This is working just fine using the "VisualItemFormatting" functionality. 

Now I am trying trying to enable a different mode in the interface which eliminates the functionality that the button provides so should remove the option of the button for the user (hide it).  I am not sure how to "repaint" the listview control so that the VisualItemFormatting function can kick in and remove the button on the selected index and put it back in when returning to that mode.

Any suggestions?  I've tried updating the list and the viewelement but it doesn't seem to have an effect.

Thanks!

Hello.
How can I change the pin state (pinned/unpinned) of some page of RadPageView from code? RadPageView.ViewMode is set to Strip.
Can this be done, when the RadPageView.ViewElement.ShowItemPinButton = false ?
Thank you!

In regular winforms controls, where there's a touch screen, if a textbox gains focus then the touch keyboard doesn't automatically popup. However automatic popup works correctly on winforms VS RichTextbox control.

see the following stackoverflow forum thread

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36179917/automatically-pop-up-tablet-touch-keyboard-on-winforms-input-focus/40259606

I only discovered the problem a couple of days ago as I usually use keyboards I've developed myself which are embedded in my windows. We've moved into the Chinese market with our product and because the Pinyin keyboard is so horribly complex we thought we'd opt to use Windows own touch keyboard despite not being able to host it nicely in the windows. Whilst researching and testing we discovered in horror that textboxes wouldn't support it.

My only option is switching out all textboxes and there's 100s of forms :( .

I've a 2nd problem in that I can't test on my development pc as it doesn't have a touch screen, the touch screen emulator came after vs2010. So I can't just throw one of your radtextboxes on  a form and try it out.

So my question is, if I globally switched out all the textboxes with RadTextBox or radtextboxcontrol, will they automatically pop up the touch keyboard? (We're updating our old app a form at a time with telerik controls)

I read this: "Commercial WinForms applications deployed to Your end users. In this case, you may deploy the Telerik assemblies together with your application with the sole exception of the Telerik.WinControls.UI.Design.dll assembly. The Telerik.WinControls.UI.Design.dll assembly may not be deployed to end-users under any circumstance."

And then if I release a free or trial version I'm required to protect all assemblies. If I don't sell my application with a free version or a free version with a trial I can deploy all the telerik assemblies as is with the exception of Telerik.WinControls.UI.Design.dll?

I'm evaluating the RichTextEditor for WinForms as a replacement for another third-party control.  Frankly it would save me a lot of work if we could use your control, so I'm very enthusiastic about it, but I've discovered a problem.  When a line contains multiple font styles, I'm seeing a vertical alignment issue. Likely no one would ever do this in the real world, but it's part of our regression tests and I know it's going to be a barrier selling this to my boss.

I've attached a couple images.  My test app is little more than the editor and an associated ribbon bar, and I used the ribbon bar to make the formatting changes as shown.  The default font in Verdana, and the misaligned text is Courier New.  I saved the text as a docx and loaded it in Word, and you can see in the other image that the alignment problem is not present.

Any suggestions?