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Hi,
I have an unexpected behavior with Docking control. To reproduce the issue, you can use the WPF Docking First Look example. Follow these steps:
You can use all of the docking examples to reproduce the issue.
The issue exist in Silverlight too.
Is there a way to avoid this?
Thanks,
Christophe

Private _manualPointMarkFill As Brush Private _manualSelectedPointMark As PointMark
Private Sub SetPointMarkSelectedState() _manualPointMarkFill = _manualSelectedPointMark.Fill _manualSelectedPointMark.Fill = New SolidColorBrush(Colors.Black) End Sub
Private Sub ClearPointMarkSelectedState() If _manualSelectedPointMark IsNot Nothing Then 'The Color of the PointMark do not reset to white, the PointMark remains black. _manualSelectedPointMark.Fill = _manualPointMarkFill
'That works, but is only correct if the PointMark was white before. '_manualSelectedPointMark.Fill = Brushes.White
_manualSelectedPointMark = Nothing End IfEnd Subpublic static void NavigateToModal<T>(OpraViewName name, ParameterizedMessage message = null) where T : UIElement, new(){_message = message;object view = null;int Width =0, Height =0 ;switch (name){case OpraViewName.AboutView:view = new AboutView();Width = 1000;Height = 600;break;case OpraViewName.ArticlePickerView:view = new ArticlePickerView();Width = 1000;Height = 600;break;case OpraViewName.ArticleLoaderView:view = new ArticleLoaderView();Width = 700;Height = 600;break;default:break;}RadWindow modalWindows = new RadWindow();modalWindows.WindowStartupLocation = WindowStartupLocation.CenterOwner;modalWindows.MinHeight = Height;modalWindows.MinWidth = Width;modalWindows.Header = name.GetStringValue();modalWindows.Content = view;//The view is the user control i usemodalWindows.ShowDialog();}