Hi,

I create UI tests for our WPF Desktop App.
For this I use the WinAppDriver from Microsoft.
Everything works fine, excepting "SendKeys" to AutoCompleteBox.

m_session.FindElementByAccessibilityId("AutoComlpleteBoxID").Click();   // Works ... I see the input cursor inside the box

m_session.FindElementByAccessibilityId("AutoComlpleteBoxID").SendKeys("12345"); // Works not !

Exception:
An unknown error occurred in the remote end while processing the command.

Any Idea why it happens.
With a standard WPF textbox it works.

Regards
Stefan

Hi,

The buttons that needs to be available in the quick access toolbar are those buttons which are available in the ribbon view. Is there a way to get this thing done by just creating a single list of buttons and then bind them to both of them(ribbonView and QuickAccessToolbar).

Because right now, i have to hard code each and every button separately in both of them, which doesnt seem a good practice or a good solution for this.

Kindly provide me with a sample project in which the same list  of button is being binded with both in a MVVM architecture.

Regards,

Tayyaba Naz

Hello, 

I'm having a problem with RadDesktopAlertManager.
Since its position can't be changed after initialization, I have to re-assign it in order to change the position. But after doing that, adding of a new RadDesktopAlert item to the manager causes a "Closed" event to be raised for the alert immediately after that (I can see in the Call Stack that the item's adding caused the event raising). Actually the item is not being closed (which is good), but the unnecessary event effects my business logic.

Hello great team,

I have the following issue.

I have a RadContextMenu with 5 menu items. Some of those items have children items too.

1 When I click on an item which doesn't have children - it performs the action and menu is closed which is great.

2 When I click on an item which have children - it just close the menu. I want when I click on a menu which have children just to expand and show those children.

So when I click on children menu to close again?

How can I achieve the second point above?

Thanks in Advance

My problem is simple: In my RadExpander header template, I am unable to access the properties of the data context of the expander itself.  Why does the header not have the same data context?

Here is a simple example:  A main Window with a label and a RadExpander (with HeaderTemplate).  The simple label easily accesses the "Name" property.  The RadExpander's HeaderTemplate cannot

The DataContext of this window is just itself:

My real-world use case it actually quite a bit more complicated so it's not a viable solution for me to try to bind the "RadExpander.Header" property directly. 

Nor can I use the  "ElementName=" binding syntax.  Not in my case

What is the best way to make the RadExpander HeaderTemplate inherit its the RadExpander's  data context?

I just added a datapager to my project but it does not seem to be honoring the Windows8touch theme.

I have the window8touch dll referenced properly as everything else works.

==> Telerik.Windows.Themes.Windows8Touch

What do I have wrong.

Hi all,

I am updating some code and it appears the use of InsertReadOnlyPage(DocumentPosition start, DocumentPosition end) from RadDocument is obselete and replaced by RadDocumentEditor.InsertReadOnlyPage().

The original call was the following (note the parameters):

Would this be equivalent the equivalent update?

Hello, I am trying to convert my existing C# program from the real Microsoft WPF components to the Telerik components. Now I have the problem that I use the function DataGrid.Items.GetItemAt with the Microsoft components. What is the equivalent in Telerik RadGridView?

Thank you in advance

When a user drags a tab out of a host TabbedWindow it creates a new TabbedWindow to host the Tab but this new TabbedWindow  doesn't inherit the configuration of the original parent. 

What would be the best way to get a handle on this new TabbedWindow and apply configuration style. E.g. disable the new tab button. 

Thanks,

Richard

(PS. I love this new control, it has really helped me)