Hello. I was wondering if it was possible to override a single property of the telerik themes.

For instance, if I use Telerik:StyleManager.Theme to apply the Office_Black theme to all textbox controls can I override the VerticalAlignment property to make it "Top"? I tried to override just that one property both in a resource and locally in the xaml on the control itself and neither one worked.

I've read a few things that say that you cannot override just one property in a theme applied to controls.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

John

Hi
I'm Using the Entity framework 4 as my data access and i binding the grid data context to an ranks entity-set
but but when it's make database select to count the records every time i update the grid-view

I'm creating a MVVM application (WPF Browser Application) which uses RadWindow to show images. Every time I open image with the RadWindow and close it, the memory usage continues increased and never fall back, at the end, it will throw Out of Memory exception. Is there anyone know why RadWindow can not free the memory it used.

Hello,

I have implemented a custom Menu similar to the one shown in the demos [http://demos.telerik.com/wpf/Telerik.Windows.Examples.xbap] using WPF. I am using the "Integration Example" which combines an Image, a Title and a Summary. The problem I am facing is that I can't figure out how I can attach the MenuItem_Click event when a user click on different menu. I tried the following but it does not work:

Any idea how I can attach the MenuItem_Click event ?

Thanks.

In short, if a control template uses triggers with enter/leave actions affecting a UIElement which is collapsed, WPF will leak that UIElement (complete specifics can be found here: http://blog.ramondeklein.nl/index.php/2009/02/20/memory-leak-with-wpf-animations/). Briefly, what happens is that if the item is collapsed, the enter/exit actions will not actually occur, but will be placed in a "DeferredActions" table in the template itself. If the UIElement is never shown, then these deferred actions won't be evaluated, and they'll remain as strong references to the the still collapsed UIElement.

In our case, this happens with the template for the RadBusyIndicator, which amongst other things, sets a ControlTemplate for the RadProgressBar it contains. The "IndeterminateDonut" UIElement in the RadProgressBar is initially Collapsed, even though there are Enter/Exit actions for animating it to continually go in a circle. Now this doesn't seem to be a problem when the BusyIndicator actually shows up at some point. However, when the RadBusyIndicator doesn't show up at any point during a Window's lifetime, and then the window is closed, we manifest the same exact problem as described above.

The fix was to grab the default ControlTemplate for the RadBusyIndicator, and change the initial visibility of the RadProgressBar to Hidden instead of Collapsed, so those actions can be evaluated. I haven't tested if this affects animation performance, however. As the link describes, this is fixed in WPF 4 using the ConditionalWeakTable to keep weak references to the elements which deferred actions will affect.

When I set the command to an ApplicationCommand or an EditingCommand for a button within a standard
ToolBar as follows:
<ToolBar> 
   <Button Command="ApplicationCommands.Cut" ToolTip="Cut"> 
      <Image Source="/Project;component/Images/editcut.png"/> 
   </Button> 
   <Button Command="EditingCommands.ToggleBold" ToolTip="Bold"> 
      <TextBlock FontWeight="Bold"><Run Text="B"/></TextBlock> 
   </Button> 
</ToolBar> 
these commands fire correctly for text contained within a RichTextBox.

However if I change the ToolBar to a RadToolBar, the buttons are disabled.

What do I need to do to allow these commands to fire as expected?

Hi,
I am using the charts to draw 2 different data series each one linked to a different axis. The values in the Dataseries are relatively large (30 millions and more). The first axis is linked to the first Dataseries and the maximum is properly set. The secondary Y axis is created, added to the chart area but when setting the maximum, the application goes into an infinite loop (OutOfMemory).
This problem seems to happen when setting the maximum to a value larger than 10 millions.

Thank You
Julien

Here is the code creating the fault:

Hi again,

How would I detect whether the RichTextBox selection contains an InlineUIContainer?

The DocumentSelection classes don't seem to support this out of the box with something like the FlowDocument TextSelection.Contains(TextPointer) call and the InlineUIContainer doesn't have it's own position information (like InlineUIContainer.ContentStart and ContentEnd properties for FlowDocument classes).

It seems slightly strange that you can use a DocumentPosition to insert something in a document but the element itself doesn't retain some of that information for later comparison against the SelectionRange objects to determine what is in the selection.

Could you point me in the right direction to solve/workaround this?

Thanks!

Hi,

how do I replace the appointment creation/edit/etc. dialogs with truly custom implementations, i.e. not only template changes?

It seems that I can add a handler for the ShowDialog event. But setting the EventArg property Handled to true doesn't suppress the default dialog handling. Can I simply do my custom UI handling and then Cancel the event, e.g.


Thanks,
Alexander