Hi, 

I have an app that uses voice control. When a command is ambiguous (i.e. meaning it returns multiple potential results), I want to pop up a model window displaying a list of those potential results, preferably in a grid. I then want to allow the user to simply click the row in the grid containing the desired command (or data value), and return that selected value to the calling window.

To further complicate matters, the voice-control mechanism (cognitiveservices.speech) listens on a secondary thread, so I want the modal dialogue to suspend not only suspend the activities of the calling window until the user makes his/her selection, but also the listening thread.

Any guidance?

Wayne

Hi sir,

I am new to wpf application.i started to do a simple login form.but after adding controls shows presentation framework error.so please give a solution to solve this.i have attached a source code

Please refer to the attached screenshot of the chart I am attempting to reproduce with the ChartView control.

Each item on the horizontal axis has a start and end value.

Would this be some kind of custom bar chart?

Is it possible to define your own series type? - Would that be the approach here?

The vertical lines would be nice to have but aren't a priority.

Hello,

I have the following problem with the Schedule View.

When I display a resource multiple times in a calendar, the appointments are only displayed in one slot. The problem can also be seen in the Telerik WPF ScheduleView demo "filter sub-group headers". Sven Ottlieb is in Level Basic, Advanced and Expert, but the dates are only displayed in Level Expert. Is there a solution?

Thank you very much.
Best regards,
Helmut

When I call LoadLayout to reload my saved layout, my windows close and reopen.
It works, but I'd rather they just jump (or animate) to the loaded positions.

Is there a way to accomplish this?

Thank you
Buzz

Hi,

I have an Telerik WPF app built recently for .Net Framework 4.7.2. The app is lightning fast and I couldn't be happier with performance.

However, I just successfully converted it to .NET Core 3.0, and while the app functions properly with no compile or runtime errors, its performance is dreadful. For example, launching the .exe takes 1.5 seconds for the .Net Framework version, but 21 seconds for the .Net Core version. A simple database query takes .01 seconds (i.e. to both retrieve the data and refresh the interface) in Framework, but 6 seconds in .Net Core.

I'll investigate and identify the components causing the problem, but do you have any opening thoughts that might point me in the right direction?

Wayne