Currently the RadCalculatorPicker only recognize the decimal key from a numeric keypad. This is a problem when working on a laptop that does not have a numeric keypad.
Is there an easy and robust way to capture the period keystroke and "convert" it into a decimal key?
Regards
Renier
Hi,
The RadCalculatorPicker is a great option to provide spreadsheet-like input for the user. You can open the calculator by hitting the down-arrow key, but once opened the only way to close is to click on the button again. Typically the user will be entering on the keyboard, typing in the formula rather than clicking it in, making this pretty cumbersome.
Is there a way to automatically close the popup when hitting enter, an event I can intercept?
Regards
Renier
Hi,
I can't seem to right align the value of the RadCalculatorPicker. I've tried using the HorizontalContentAlignment property, without succes. Any ideas ?
Regards,
Hans
I would like to use the RadCalculatorPicker in the following fashion:
In a dialog box or form, the user should be able to tab to the RadCalculatorPicker or click on its TextBox and the border should highlight as other controls do and the entire text should be selected.
From this point, the user should be able to freely edit the text in the TextBox, as long as it remains numeric, and the text should remain as he edits it and be reflected in the calculator when it is pulled down.
The user should be able to tab or mouse away from the TextBox, perform operations on other controls and subsequently return to the TextBox, whereupon the text in the TextBox should remain as it was when he left it. The Value should match this text.
While the user may/should be prevented from entering non-numeric characters, he should be able to leave the TextBox empty (""). It's not necessary that the control return a double? for the Value, as I can wrap the control with my own code to do so, but being able to have an empty TextBox is desired.
In short, I want the control to function as a normal TextBox (with numeric characters only) until the user clicks on the dropdown button, at which point the calculator appears and, starting with the string in the TextBox, functions as it does today.
I can derive a UserControl from this to perform some of what I want to do, but the TextBox and calculator seem to be very tightly bound and it appears that programming it to function as I desire would be a PITA, if possible at all.
Is there a way to make the control function in this manner? If not, would you consider making changes to it or creating a new control in the future that would work this way? The justification for it is to speed keyboard entry of numeric data while allowing the power of a calculator to be readily at hand.
Thanks
Hi,
I am using Calculator picker independently without binding its value with any property. I am trying to resets its value after user completes its calculation from the calculator and press save button in the window. I am resetting its value in code behind like "this.CalculatorPicker.Value = 0". On display of the calculator picker it resets the value but on Calculator itself the pervious value remains. I wanted to reset the value on both display and calculator.
Attached is the image after resetting calculator picker value.
I also tried following
this.CalculatorPicker.MemoryValue= 0
this.CalculatorPicker.CacheMode = null
But it didn't work out.
This problem happens when we tried to do some calculations like addition, subtraction, multiplication etc.
Kindly help me in this matter, I will be very thankful to you.
Thanks and Regards
Arslan