It seems that wpf accesskeys do not work when a NumericUpDown field has focus.  I was able to reproduce this in a new project with just a label and an NumericUpDown control.  Can you offer a work around or bug fix?  Please let me know if you need more detail.

Hi Guys,

Sometimes my gridview has ItemSource count = 10, but items.count = 0. Sometimes the counts are same. I remembered someone has posted some similar issue but I can't find it any more. Any answers? Also, when should I use grid.Rebind() function?

Thanks,

There is a rendering artifact when you place a menu inside a toolbar like so

Look above the Filter MenuItem above the attached picture

I was wondering if there was a way to get all the selected items in the grid. Both main grid and Hierarchy Details? I am coming from an Xceed background where they have GlobalSelectedItems. How can I accomplish this with telerik's WPF DataGridView?

Hi,

I am working with Telerik Self-referencing RadGridView. RadGridView displays hierarchial manner. When a record in the RadGridView is expanded, I intend to make a database query via WCF service. I then wish to populate the parent record (the one being expanded) with the newly fetched child record. Hence the ObservableCollection<> of records are created at run-time when the user expands particular record of the grid.
I could successfuly fetch the base record (records at level 0) and display it. Root record has a dummy child which is refreshed when the user expands the root record. Once the child records are available, I change the root record's data binding with the new child record (root.ChildNode = childNodeCollection to build the hierarchy). However, when I change the child record of the parent (parent.ChildNode = null initially and then later on set to childNodeCollection), I want to refresh the grid view. How do i accomplish this ? Invoking RadGridView.ReBind() collapses all the currently expanded rows which I want to avoid!

Hi,

I don't get an answer for this issue. So, I have to re-post it again. Hope someone can help me out here.

The sample Telerik gave is not the same case as my application. The sample is quite simple. Load 100 rows, select a row and then scrollIntoView.

My case is:

Let's say I have 10 records in the collection which is binding to the grid. I added one more record to the collection. grid.items.count turns to 11. SelectedItem goes to the newly added one. Then I tried to scrollIntoView this newly added record. It gave me the below error message. It seems although the grid recognize the newly added record, the ScrollIntoView does not know this item. 

"Object reference not set to an instance of an object."

at Telerik.Windows.Controls.GridView.GridViewVirtualizingPanel.InsertContainer(Int32 childIndex, UIElement container, Boolean isRecycled)\r\n   at Telerik.Windows.Controls.GridView.GridViewVirtualizingPanel.InsertNewContainer(Int32 childIndex, UIElement container)\r\n   at Telerik.Windows.Controls.GridView.GridViewVirtualizingPanel.AddContainerFromGenerator(Int32 childIndex, UIElement child, Boolean newlyRealized)\r\n   at Telerik.Windows.Controls.GridView.GridViewVirtualizingPanel.BringIndexIntoView(Int32 index)\r\n   at Telerik.Windows.Controls.GridView.GridViewDataControl.ScrollRowIntoView(Object item)\r\n   at Telerik.Windows.Controls.GridView.GridViewDataControl.ScrollIntoView(Object item)\r\n  

When I set the RadGridView to AutoGenerateColumns It generates columns for all Properties in my object even Properties that are Collections or IEnumerable. Is there a way to disable AutoGenerating IEnumerable Columns? Pretty much all of my Objects have relation properties that are IEnumerable.

Hello everybody,
I have a RadGridView with the itemssource set to an observable collection typed on a Linq table.
When this is empty, if I scroll with the mouse wheel when the mouse is in the grid area, the application generates an exception that I am not able to handle.
How can I avoid this?

Thanks a lot in advance for your interesting.

Nick

Hi,

Player_AllPlayers_GridView control inherits from the RadGridView and its ItemSource is set to an ObsarvableCollection maintained in a web service tier. In general everything works properly. I just cannot get control over my customised sorting. Since, I am using my own paging scheme, I would like to capture the Sorting event. Therefore, I am attaching a handler for it (see below). Then, in the handler I retrieve the items that I am interested in which are already sorted on the server. The RadGridView does display the new items correctly. Unfortunatelly, it does its OWN sorting beforhand. Setting e.Handled = true does not change anything, the "internal" sorting still happens first and my sorting afterwards.
The second question is about the DataLoaded event. It is executed after each row is loaded for the RadGridView. Is there an event that is executed (only once) after all rows have been loaded?

public partial class MainContent()
{
    Player_AllPlayers_GridView grid;
    [...]

    public  MainContent()
    {
        InitializeComponent();
  
        //I am feeding an ObservableCollection reference to the RadGridView
        grid = new Player_AllPlayers_GridView(MainPage.webservices.WebService.ProfileList);
        grid.DataLoaded += grid_DataLoaded;
        grid.Sorting += grid_Sorting;
    }
}

void grid_Sorting(object sender, Telerik.Windows.Controls.GridViewSortingEventArgs e)
{
    string sortDesc = e.SortPropertyName;
    if (e.NewSortingState == Telerik.Windows.Controls.SortingState.Descending)
        sortDesc += "_desc";
    // Here I am just repopulating the ObservableCollection that is assigned to this grid
    HeaderClickRetrieveSortedProfiles(sortDesc);
    e.Handled = true;
}

void grid_DataLoaded(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
        [...]
}

regards, Przemek

Ok.  I have a small project open (only copy of VS open) and when I start it up I am using 2gb when idle.  After loading my project with the new WPF controls everything seems fine right off the bat.  After developing for around 30 minutes I notice that my project is lagging extremely bad (taking 10 seconds to come back where I can type).  I take a look at my task manager and I am now at 3.5 GIGS when idle.
This only seems to happen with the new WPF controls loaded.
I have the following libraries loaded in my project:
 - Telerik.Windows.Controls
 - .Controls.Gridview
 - .Controls.Input
 - .Controls.Navigation
 - .Controls.RibbonBar (possible suspect)
 - Telerik.Windows.Data

The controls that I am actually using my small project are:
 - RadGrid
 - RadRibbon
 - RadRibbonGroup
 - RadRibbonTab
 - RadRibbonButton
 - and other base WPF controls like normal textblock's and whatnot.

I have before and after photo's of my machine's task manager to show stats if needed.

This is a really big problem because I am having to restart my VS instance every 20-40 minutes (sometimes as little as 10 minutes).
Has anyone else had this problem?  Is this a known issue?