Hi, 

   I tried to set FontSize of a RadSplitButton in the designer, or set it in the code like: this.radSplitButton1.Font = new System.Drawing.Font(...).

   But nothing changed.

   Finally I found the way which works:   

    this.radSplitButton1.DropDownButtonElement.ActionButton.Font = new System.Drawing.Font(...).

   It's so complex just to change a Font.

Hi,

I want to use the Pan and Zoom features of the RadChartView with a continuous date time axis and a candlestick chart.

I'd like to have only a fixed number of data points visible. When more data points are shown they should be scrolling out of the view on the left or right hand side. It's all working nicely once I zoom into the chart - with the exception, that the RadChartView always tries to fit all data points into the view when the horizontal zoom factor is 1. The result is, that the data points's width is influenced by the number of data points. Regardless of the zoom factor.

Is there a way to enforce a fixed with of the Olhc data points shown on the chart - regardless of the number of data points?

Regards,

Mike 

Is there any easy way to get notified if the user changes the palette through the right click menu?

I am currently handling the ContextMenuOpening event so that I can find all of the palette menu items and add click event handler individually, but this is awkward and I was hoping for a more direct method.

I'm running into an issue with format of a datetime column when exporting to excel.

What I am trying to do is export  datetime column to excel and format as the full datetime on excel, how the various approaches i have tried do not seem to work.

I can get the export to appear to show up as a datetime by:
column.ExcelFormatString = "M/d/yyyy h:mm tt"
column.ExcelExportType = DisplayFormatType.Text;

The problem with this is, that when i put I put a filter on the column in excel, it only sorts alphabetically not by date.

The closest I am able to get behavior wise is this:
column.ExcelFormatString = "M/d/yyyy h:mm"
column.ExcelExportType = DisplayFormatType.Custom;

This allows me to sort by date, but makes the time portion 24 hr format. If I try this with "M/d/yyyy h:mm tt" it ignores the AM/PM indicator and just writes "tt" at the end.

Ideally what I would like is a away to get the datetime to show up in 12 hour format in excel ("M/d/yyyy h:mm tt") while still being able to sort by Earliest/Latest instead of Alphabetically.

Any help would be appreciated, thanks.

I've got some weird custom logic to implement on a text field, for which the best solution seems to be a Custom Editor using a RadDropDownListEditorElement. I want the Enter key to commit the current selection and end editing.  The default behavior when Enter is pressed is to close the Popup, but leave the editor focused in edit mode.

I tried the following (inside the Custom Editor class I defined):

This works fine if the popup is already closed (for example, by pressing Enter twice, or clicking the mouse and THEN pressing Enter).  But when the popup is open, KeyDown never gets fired.  I've tried capturing radDropDownListEditorElement.Popup.KeyDown and PopupForm.KeyDown, with no luck.  Any idea how to get keypresses when the Popup is open, or a better way to achieve this functionality?  Using a Custom Editor is required for other reasons.

When a user changes their screen scaling either by resolution or DPI settings the following works for native windows controls but not for Telerik -- why is this?

            this.AutoScaleMode = AutoScaleMode.None;
            foreach (Control c in Controls)
            {
                c.Font = new Font("Segoe UI", 9);
            }

Thanks in advance

I am using the WinForms 2016 version.

I have discovered that selecting the first item in the combobox in code is not calling the SelectedIndexChanged of the same control.

<b>mcc_Scaffold_Tag.SelectedIndex = 0 </b>

Am I using the right event?

Hi,

how to Group by Day and not by Resource?

Is there a way to do that?

We like to have a "DayView" where all Resources are listed at one Day/Date.

Regards

Hardy