1. When i get the gridviewcell from a dependancy object and then try to get the field property (what existed in the previous versions), it doesn't exist anymore ? (the code comes from a datacombo selection changed in the grid)
   

   DependencyObject item = e.OriginalSource as DependencyObject;

   while (!(item is GridViewCell))

   {

   item = VisualTreeHelper.GetParent(item);

   }

   if ((sender as ComboBox).SelectedItem != null)

   {

   PrinterTray p = (sender as ComboBox).SelectedItem as PrinterTray;

   QueueItem q = ((item as GridViewCell).Field.Record as DataRecord).Data as QueueItem;

   q.SetPrinterTrayKeys(p.ReportServiceId, p.PrinterId, p.PrinterTrayId);

   }

2. When i add a column that is set to a nested object then it doesn't work anymore (worked fine in the previous versions) but now it doens't display anything. (QueueItem.Status.StatusId)

   <telerik:GridViewDataColumn Width="Auto" DataType="{x:Null}" HeaderText="StatusId" UniqueName="QueueItem.Status.StatusId" />

Version: Q2 2008 SP1- Released:9/10/2008 - WPF/VS2008-SP1

We're able to edit an existing record, but couldn't successfully include a record into the GridView. Our data is stored in a List<T> which is used to commit each record to the backend.

Pressing the INSERT key on the GridView will call the 'AddingNewDataItem' method.  When the cursor leaves the edited row, the 'EditEnded' method is called.  When this method executes to the end, an error occurs:

ERROR: Index was out of range. Must be non-negative and less than the size of the collection. Parameter name: index

Record editing is working, but crashes when committing a new record.  Secondly, is it possible to call the 'AddingNewDataItem' method rather than wait for the user to press the INSERT key?

-Trav.

.RadChart1.Background = new SolidColorBrush(Colors.Blue);

this

.RadChart1.DefaultView.ChartArea.Background = new SolidColorBrush(Colors.Black);

The only way I have done it so far is to override the whole control template, and set the Background on the WrapPanel....which is very much over-kill.  I must be missing something obvious.  If you want to change the background color of a control, you usually just set the Background property...

Michael