Hi all,
I ran into a situation where I programmatically grouped my Grid by a property that was not a column on the Grid using a GroupDescriptor.  It worked fine of course until I tried to persist it.  The GridViewCustomPropertyProvider.cs that I downloaded from Telerik many moons ago expected ColumnGroupDescriptors only.  After some investigation I found that I had to make modifications to support both types.  I share the code here in case someone else also needs this support.

In the ProvideValue method...

In the RestoreValueMethod....





Best,
Steve

When I programmatically change row selection, i would like it to have Keyboard.focus. I did this with TreeView by adding a handler for the TreeViewItem Select event.  I tried to do a similar thing for GridView by adding a handler to the GridViewRow Select event. But this does not work: It gets a "handler type is not valid". I notice that there is a command, "ActivateRow", but I can't find any documentation on what an active row is or how to execute the command.  Does an active row have keyboard focus?  How would I invoke it for the selected row? Or is there another way to do what I what?

Hi,

I'm using Telerik V2012.2.912.35 and I would like to know why the TimelineViewDefinition doesn't respect the DayEndTime parameter...
When I'm in timeline view, every day time start at my parameter value but it don't stop at my end time parameter.

Thank's
Alain

Here is my piece of code:

                   <scheduleView:RadScheduleView AppointmentEdited="ScheduleView_AppointmentEdited" Grid.Column="1" x:Name="ScheduleView" FirstDayOfWeek="Sunday" ActiveViewDefinitionIndex="1" AppointmentsSource="{Binding}" AppointmentItemContentTemplate="{StaticResource AppointmentTemplate}" ToolTipTemplate="{StaticResource AppointmentToolTipTemplate}" Margin="0 2 2 2">
                        <scheduleView:RadScheduleView.ViewDefinitions>
                            <scheduleView:DayViewDefinition DayStartTime="9:00" DayEndTime="18:00" MajorTickLength="1h" MinorTickLength="15min" TimerulerMajorTickStringFormat="{}{0:H tt}:{0:mm} " TimerulerMinorTickStringFormat=":{0:mm} " GroupHeaderDateStringFormat="{}{0:dddd d MMMM yyyy}" />
                            <scheduleView:WeekViewDefinition DayStartTime="9:00" DayEndTime="18:00" MajorTickLength="1h" FirstDayOfWeek="Monday" VisibleDays="5" MinorTickLength="15min" TimerulerMajorTickStringFormat="{}{0:H tt}:{0:mm} " TimerulerMinorTickStringFormat=":{0:mm} " GroupHeaderDateStringFormat="{}{0:dddd d MMMM yyyy}" />
                            <scheduleView:MonthViewDefinition DayStartTime="9:00" DayEndTime="18:00" TimerulerMajorTickStringFormat="{}{0:d MMMM} " GroupHeaderDateStringFormat="{}{0:dddd d MMMM yyyy}" />
                            <scheduleView:TimelineViewDefinition DayStartTime="9:00" DayEndTime="18:00" TimerulerGroupStringFormat="{}{0:dddd d MMMM yyyy}" TimerulerMajorTickStringFormat="{}{0:%H}h" TimerulerMinorTickStringFormat=":{0:%m}" MajorTickLength="1h" MinorTickLength="15min" MinTimeRulerExtent="30400" MaxTimeRulerExtent="30400" StretchAppointments="True" StretchGroupHeaders="True" />
                        </scheduleView:RadScheduleView.ViewDefinitions>
                    </scheduleView:RadScheduleView>

How would I display information about the current timeslice the mouse is hovered in? This would be similar to a tooltip, but pertain to whatever zoom level and timeslice (8 PM or the 8th) the timebar is in.

Hi,

Is it possible to change the background color for special weekdays (for example saturday and sunday) in timeline-view-modus?
Or (as alternative) is it possible to change the column width or visibility for special weekdays. In my scenario I must differentiate between working days and weekend days.

Thanks in advance,

Best regards,
Stefan

I am trying to create a couple connectors automatically when a shape is dragged onto the diagram. I am formatting them to be green and red and have a label that says True and False, that's not an issue. I basically want the True connector to attach to the "Right" connecter at the source and NOT connect to a target but just have the connector go out to the right by 20 pixels or something. This is simply creating a "stub" for the user to route to their next target. 

For this post, we can only talk about the True connector. The problem I'm having is that I want to set the connectors EndPoint just to the right of the "Right" Connector by 20 pixels BUT the connectors AbsolutePosition is returning 0,0. I'm using the ShapeDeserialized event which might be the problem, as the shape is probably not actually on the grid yet.

Here is the line of code I'm talking about:
    tc.EndPoint = new Point(e.Shape.Connectors["Right"].AbsolutePosition.X + 20, e.Shape.Connectors["Right"].AbsolutePosition.Y);

Any suggestions are appreciated.

Hi,
I'm using dynamically generated data for PropertyGrid, bound to property definitions.
What I want to do is to manually add a button control in the PropertyGrid.
How can I manually add a control in code-behind?

hi

i'm using Radgridview , My scenario is i have totals in one row  i need to enter some numbers in next row cells ,when ever i entered number ,based on that number it  calculate % of above totals and the calculated figure should be displayed in next row ..... how to implement this cell triggers using C# plz help me

If you see below attachment u can understand .. if i enter 10 in cell then the calculated total figure should to next row cells

thanks in advance 

Hi,

I am trying to create email sender using RichTextBox to allow user write email text with Mail Merge.  I have few extra fields like Mail To and Subject where I want user to be able to enter Mail Merge fields.  In other word, I want to have one RadRichTextBoxRibbonUI

control, but several RichTextBox controls.  For example, when my focus is in Subject field, I should be able to add a Mail Merge to that control. When my focus is in main body, all mail merge fields should go there.  Of course, when I scan through items, both should change.

If someone can attach a sample program, it would be best.

Thank you in advance.

Michael