There's probably just a property for this that I am missing.
I have a RadGridView with SelectionUnit="FullRow" but it still draws a box around whatever cell I click on.

I can confirm that it doing the full row selection because it will copy the row text if I press ctrl-C.
The row indicator on the left is also showing correctly.

So how do I tell it to not draw the box around the cell?

(it's not a big issue but some user will probably complain about it)

Hello!

The RadDiagram has included controls to pan and zoom, but not to rotate one's view of the entire diagram.

I don't mean to rotate just some shapes, but to offer the user an interaction like the "pan", where the view of the complete diagram is rotate around the center.

I tried implementing something like this with a WPF LayoutTransform or RenderTransform, but this always seems to have some ugly side effects.

Is there some easy way to implement something like this?

Thanks in advance.

I'm currently working with the RadDocking control in a WPF application and facing a challenge with programmatically docking a floating panel. My goal is to dock a floating RadPane programmatically in a way that exactly replicates the user manually dragging it to dock.

Here's the scenario: When a user manually drags a RadPane to dock it, everything works as expected, including behaviors such as layout restoration (using Telerik's layout save and restore functionality). However, when I attempt to dock the same RadPane programmatically by moving it to a desired RadPaneGroup, the behavior differs. Specifically, after programmatically docking and then performing a layout restore, the previously docked RadPane disappears, which does not happen with manual docking.

I suspect that the programmatic approach might not replicate some internal state changes that occur with manual dragging and docking, affecting the layout restoration process.

Could anyone provide insights or guidance on how to programmatically dock a RadPane in a manner that fully mimics the manual drag-and-dock process, ensuring consistent behavior with layout restoration? Are there specific methods or properties in the RadDocking control that I should be utilizing to achieve this?

Any suggestions or examples would be greatly appreciated!

Hello. I am trying to figure out what and why my controls are getting their widths blown out to infinity, which has the negative effect of making one of my telerik:RadGridViews not show the complete grid cause it's off the form.

I have tried setting up my project with both Telerik.UI.for.Wpf.10.Xaml and without (for NoXaml) and both show the bad behaviour. What I'm seeing is, as soon as I add a vertical scrollbar around my Grid, then all the containing widths are suddenly blown out to infinity. HUH? Why is that?

I've attached what I'm seeing. I think this is a bug. If it's not, I am not sure what I am doing wrong? I simply started to try playing with styles, and this happens to my ScrollViewer? Doesn't seem right.

Hi,

I used the documentation to create a tree view with Windows folders. I wish to expand the item from from a specified path, e.g.. I want to have expanded Documents folder from the beginning, but I did not find anything that works.

Thanks!

Hi,

We are using the scheduler in an old asp.net app (see attachment).

How do we set the background, foreground and border color for every single appointment/item.

For example: An Appointment/item now has the following properties:

            var app1 = new Appointment()
            {
                Subject = "Front-End Meeting",
                Start = DateTime.Today.AddHours(9),
                End = DateTime.Today.AddHours(10)
                ForeColor = "Red",
                BackColor = "Blue",
                BorderColor = "Black"
            };

Thanks and best regards,
Egbert

Hello. 
I want to add Custom User control to RadDocument in RadRichTextBox. So I use InlineUiContainer to do that. And add it to paragraph.

And it looks so that I have to define height and width to make it so that it will take correct space in the document layout. If I skip this step then it looks like it takes zero width and height.
Looks strange. Because of course I don't know physical size of element in advance. As workaround I can do some "magic" with Loaded event and extract size of UiElement once it was rendered. And it works. But definitely it looks like a dirty code. 
I believe I miss something. Please help me. What am I doing wrong here? :)

By the way when I need to add InlineUiElement  to standard WPF RichTextBox it does all calculations of size by itself.

Hello,

My Radtaskboard contains dozens of items. How do I find an item and scroll to it so the user can find it?
I have made this code:


 foreach (taskboarddata item in MyRadTaskBoard.Items)
 {
     if (item.Id == itemidsearch)
     {
         this.MyRadTaskBoard.SelectedItem = item;


but only selection, the UI does not direct/point to the item.

Thank you for your help.