Hi,

I have the following

provider.ColumnGroupDescriptions.Add(new PropertyGroupDescription() { PropertyName = "DispatchDate", GroupComparer = new GroupNameComparer() });
provider.ColumnGroupDescriptions[0].SortOrder = Telerik.Pivot.Core.SortOrder.Ascending;

DispatchDate is a Datetime field.

So far so good.

But can I format the date field to read MM YY (May 14) in the column header?

I tried to change the DispatchDate to a string, but that messes up the sort, so if I could format the date field that would be great.

Thanks
Shaun.

Hi,

When creating a new solution with an empty RadForm, the initial memory usage is around 30-40MB.
Is there anyway to reduce this memory usage?

Thanks in advance.

~ Erez

Hello, I just wanted to know if there is any difference between the SelectedPageChanging and PageIndexChanging events.  I can't think of a single scenario where one would be used but not the other. 

Is there one that is suggested over the other? 

Is one deprecated but not the other? 

Thanks

PS, see attached screenshot - looks like some API Documentation may need some updating...

Dear Telerik Team

         see the screen dump
         how to set orange border of new RadButton disappear as old RadButton do.
because orange border will make theme of dialog look no perfect.

Regards
DiWu

Telerik Members:

How can I click date number to change to day view mode in month view mode?

Thank you.

Hello Telerik
today I saw CompositeFilterDescriptor in radgridview it is very amazing ,I have a question a bout it ,I want to use it in GridViewMultiComboBoxColumn so I wrote this code

private void GrdItm_CellBeginEdit(object sender, GridViewCellCancelEventArgs e)
        {
           if (GrdItm.CurrentColumn is GridViewMultiComboBoxColumn)
            {
                if (!isColumnAdded)
                {
                    isColumnAdded = true;
                    RadMultiColumnComboBoxElement editor = (RadMultiColumnComboBoxElement)GrdItm.ActiveEditor;

                    CompositeFilterDescriptor compositeFilter = new CompositeFilterDescriptor();
                    compositeFilter.FilterDescriptors.Add(new FilterDescriptor("Title", FilterOperator.Contains, string.Empty));
                    editor.AutoFilter = true;
               
                }
editor.EditorControl.FilterChanged += new GridViewCollectionChangedEventHandler(EditorControl_FilterChanged);
              }
          }

  void EditorControl_FilterChanged(object sender, GridViewCollectionChangedEventArgs e)
        {
        
                
                if (e.NewItems == null || e.NewItems.Count == 0 )//|| e.NewItems[0] is FilterDescriptor)
                {
                    return;
                }
                RadMultiColumnComboBoxElement editor = (RadMultiColumnComboBoxElement)GrdItm.ActiveEditor;
                editor.EditorControl.FilterChanged -= new GridViewCollectionChangedEventHandler(EditorControl_FilterChanged);
                CompositeFilterDescriptor MainCompos=e.NewItems[0] as CompositeFilterDescriptor;
                if (MainCompos.FilterDescriptors.Count > 0)
                {

                    FilterDescriptor desc = MainCompos.FilterDescriptors[0] as FilterDescriptor;

                    if (desc != null && desc.Operator == FilterOperator.Contains && desc.Value != null)
                    {
                        editor.EditorControl.FilterDescriptors.Clear();
                        string[] values = (desc.Value as string).Split();
                        CompositeFilterDescriptor compositeDescriptor = new CompositeFilterDescriptor();
                        compositeDescriptor.LogicalOperator = FilterLogicalOperator.And;
                        for (int i = 0; i < values.Length; i++)
                        {
                            FilterDescriptor newDescriptor = new FilterDescriptor(desc.PropertyName, desc.Operator, values[i]);
                            compositeDescriptor.FilterDescriptors.Add(newDescriptor);
                        }

                        editor.EditorControl.FilterDescriptors.Add(compositeDescriptor);
                    }
                }
                editor.EditorControl.FilterChanged += new GridViewCollectionChangedEventHandler(EditorControl_FilterChanged);
       
        }

now I need to Know is that a correct way or is there a better way to do this kind of filtering on GridViewMultiComboBoxColumn?
I am waitting eagerly for your response.

I have the results of a WCF class feeding as the data binding source into my RadListView Details type list.

[code]
List<WcfService.MyClass> _MyClassList = _WcfClient.MyResults_List(ID);
rlstResults.DataSource = _RandomPrizeRecipientList;
rlstResults.ValueMember = "ResultID";
rlstResults.DisplayMember = "FirstName";
[/code]

My fields are in a specific order in the class, but it appears to take them all and alphabetize them in the list.
The ROWS are sorting by the specified ValueMember, but the COLUMNS shift into alphabetical order.

Instead of:

ResultID  >  FirstName  >  LastName  >  Address  >  Contact

They show up in the list as:

Address  >  Contact  > FirstName  >  LastName  >  ResultID

How can I make the data view keep the columns in the original order, or alternatively set them manually according to the column names from the class?

Hi I want to selected any row to get where customerID value. 
            foreach (GridDataItem item in radGridView1.SelectedItems)
            {
                Response.Write(item["CustomerID"].Text.ToString()); 
                string custoID = item.GetDataKeyValue("CustomerID");
            }

'Telerik.WinControls.UI.RadGridView' does not contain a definition for 'SelectedItems' .....

Hi,

the MS DataGridView supports readonly on cell-level. I haven't found the same property on the RadGridView. Is it possible?

Ben

Is it possible to have paging in RADLISTVIEW?