Do we have some example for applying radTransitionControl to the radWindow and radDock?

During the radWindow open and close used a dialog box, we would like to apply some animation effect?

While we adding/switching the radPane of the radPaneGroup of radDock, we also would like to have some animation effect?


Thanks

I have an issue where i have a custom control inside rad pane. If the rad pane is hidden and when it is set to true/visible. All the controls are reloaded and the apply template is called again. where it try's to apply template again and that i guess creates multiple instances and when a property of the control within the radpane changes The PropertyChangedCallback is called multiple times. 

What happens is the pane refreshes its datacontext when its isHidden Property is changed. 

I can explain it in sample code if needed. but its just a control inside a RadPane. 

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I am trying to use a single propertygrid that will be bound to an object that changes its type depending on user input.

This works fine when AutoGeneratePropertyDefinitions="true". However, I want to define my own property definitions depending on the type.

How do you recommend I do this?

Thanks
Craig

Considering purchasing the WPF controls.  Looking at using the Diagram control to 'diagram' our companies data work flow which will include having probably 200-500 shapes with connectors, etc.  As well as probably adding listboxes to the shapes, etc. I would also probably group many of the shapes in container controls. Has anyone done anything similiarly to this.  Concerned if the control can handle this kind of volume

OK, I realize that the subject line of this thread is pretty wide. I'll try to narrow it down.

We're working on a LOB app that will use WPF. We have a WCF service which returns a list of results from a search, initiated by the user. The results include things like client first and last name, and the client ID. Right now we have the results displayed in a listbox, for each record. The issue is that a client may have multiple records in the database. Now we're displaying each record, but that seems wasteful, or at least very 1990's VB6 type of code. Instead we want to use a control which allows for some expandable regions. Naturally, the first thing that came to my mind was the out-of-the-box WPF Expander control. I've used it before, but more or less like a tab control. In this case what we want to do is show the client's first & last names, and client ID, but then in the collapsible regions data from each of the separate records related to that client. (As you can imagine, we have several clients with the same first and last names, so client ID is the only thing that differentiates between them.)

So the first thing I did was perform a web search and I came across a blog post by Karl Shifflet on ListBox grouping. I've been working my way through this, and I'm sure it will work. But we have the full suite of Telerik controls for WPF, Silverlight, ASP.NET, etc, and so I thought I'd ask on this forum, is there a Telerik control which we could use, which will speed development? I took a quick look at the Telerik Expander control, but want to know if there's another one I should consider instead? And it would be great to see some code examples, too, please.

I am attempting to set some resources to be read only in a given a view. I am doing this by creating a slot but it is making all of my resources read only. I need the end user to be able to interact with 1 of the slots.

Here is the code that I am using to set up the special slots. What else do I need to do to make this work?


The xmal for this control looks like this

Hello, I have a little doubt has as above each column to create an empty row inside the grid proprio
to be used as a filter.

Ex. Imagine a data grid with 10 columns and the first row that is empty and editable, so that
fassa information entered into the filter of the selected column.

graciously
André

We using PRISM to to deploy a modular based app.

Each module will have a dedicated tab on the RibbonView.

I know that I can "hard-code" a ribbontab.  However, I would prefer that each module would have an associated XAML with the appropriate controls for the module in it (i.e. separation of design from development).

Is there a way to create a tab's controls in XAML and then "inject" or load that XAML into a ribbontab at runtime?

Thanks,
Joshua

Hi guys,

I am porting code from our winform scheduler (home made) to the new schedulerView control of Telerik.
So to reproduce the same view, I am using a SchedulerView with a TimelineViewDefinition. I set the property DayStartTime and DayEndTime on my TimelineViewDefinition.
When executing my project, I noticed that these values are used only for the first day of my calendar.
Is it possible to extend this behavior for all days ?

To see what I wanted to do, please see the attached file.


Thank you

Another thread described how to change the border color of the control, but I can't figure out how to target the up and down arrow buttons in an IntegerUpDown control and change the brush for the arrows. Is this possible?