Take the FirstLook example of the TileView.

Remove the height/width attributes and set Margin to 0, effectively making the height and width dynamic.
(To test you'll also need to set the LayoutRoot's margin to 0)

Run that, and the images are suddenly out of control, and the performance seems to plummet.

HI,

Just wondering if there is a way to change the weekday view by letting a week starting from Wednesday and ending on Tuesday.

Thanks,

Kevin

hello, i am using  gridview with mvvm pattern and binding
i use columns like this to build my grid:



the problem is i can´t set tab index to my controls (textboxes), i want to press tab and move to my textbox, how can i do so?
when i press tab i get focus in the cell not in my textbox

I would like to create a parent grid that will contain all of the columns for a multi-use table but where I can derive/inherit from it depending on the circumstance (I did not create this table so please don't suggest that it should be normalized).  For example, My table contains fields labeled "Field1" to "Fieldx". Field1 for one record may mean something completely different for Field1 of a different record and this is usually designated by a particular company. So, I would like to create one parent grid with the ability to perform CRUD operations on this table but "inherit" the xaml so I can change the columnar header names and eventually lookup lists based on the company being used.

I have been researching this topic for most of the day but have yet to find the "right" solution. There are many possibilities but I would like advice in advance on the best path to take so I don't go down any rabbit trails.

1. One possibility that I found was to put the grid in a user control and then inherit the user control. However, this was criticized because either it doesn't allow the user to edit the columns of the child user control at design time or it created reference issues within the encapsulated user control.

2. Another possibility was to subclass Telerik's gridview but that seems like overkill and I believe there has to be something easier.

3. Another idea is to create a content template. I don't know much about content templates and don't know if learning and implimenting this idea would be a waste of time.

Thank You in advance.

Hi,
  Are there any plans to do a Ribbon as found in MS Office 2007?
Cheers,

Michael

Hello,

We've been seeing a couple of errors popping up with the Grid. One of them says something like "Count must be positive and count must refer to a location within the string/array/collection.  Parameter name : count." And another is about the "Index must be within range"...

I don't have steps to reproduce the issue; it seems to happen randomly, but when we do get the error, it's usually on load of the grid. Then we can reload and everything is fine until it happens again. It has happened during sort operations also.

Laura

Hi,

I have a grid bound to a DataTable (cannot use Observable collection of custom objects), when I add or delete a row from the dataTable instance the grid is not refreshed, which is kind of expected.  But the problem is when I force a grid refresh, the only way I found to accomplish that was doing something like this:


This is extremely expensive.  Is there a more convinient and less expensive way to refresh the grid rows?

Thanks,
Marco

I'm getting the following exception when I try to set the ShowButtons property of the RadNumericUpDown to false

I would like to change the style of the toolbar, however when editing the style or controltemplate in Blend it forces me to "Create New".  I would prefer to "Edit Existing" so that I can start with the existing template to ensure I am providing all the necessary control parts.  Do you have any suggestions, or can you send me a default style for the toolBar to work with?

Thank you!

Hi,

In the application we're building we use the RadGridView (version 2009.2.701.35) in an UserControl that is added to a TabControl as the content of a TabItem.

When the TabItem containing the RadGridView is removed from the TabControl (=closed), the application still holds a reference to the UserControl. We've tried everything, including memory profiling. If we replace the RadGridView with a standard WPF ListView on the UserControl, the reference to the UserControl no longer exists!

To reproduce this in a more simple environment, we created a new WPF application containing 2 Windows. The startup window contains 1 button, doing nothing more then showing the 2nd window. The 2nd window contains a RadGridView, and in the constructor of the window the RadGridView is filled with 300.000 items.

Memory profiling that test application shows that after closing the 2nd window, there is still a reference to it, while if we replace the RadGridView with a standard WPF ListView again, there is no reference.

Is there something we're missing or is this a (serious) bug in the RadGridView? I can't find anything in the release notes newer then the version we use that this is already fixed, nor can I find anything on the forums about a memory leak...