We have a Timeline that is being used to display different types of data, grouped by collector. We would like to somehow have icons on the left side of the Timeline to help identify the different data types, that would remain in place as the Timeline is scrolled horizontally, and would collapse and expand with the group, similar to the following mock up. Can such a thing be accomplished? We assume it would involve editing the TimelineItemGroupControl ControlTemplate, but we are unsure of how exactly this would be done.

I have a ReadTreeListView with two level of items. When a sub-level item is selected I can see no way to maintain that selection when the data source is updated (items added or removed). *See attached picture*. When the data source is updated I lose my selection. Using "EnableLostFocusSelectedState = false" helped with the top level items, but not the inner items.

Please advise.

Barry

Hello,

I need to display categorical X axis at Y=0 point, like on the picture. If 0 is out of Y axis range, X axis should be displayed at the bottom as by default. There is a CategoricalAxis.VerticalLocation property but it has only Top and Bottom options.

I shifted the axis manually using TranslateTransform for the example. But I need XAML to be independent on data source.

                            <telerik:RadCartesianChart.HorizontalAxis>
                                <telerik:CategoricalAxis PlotMode="OnTicksPadded" LabelFitMode="MultiLine">
                                    <chartview:CategoricalAxis.RenderTransform>
                                        <TranslateTransform Y="-149"/>
                                    </chartview:CategoricalAxis.RenderTransform>
                                </telerik:CategoricalAxis>
                            </telerik:RadCartesianChart.HorizontalAxis>

Are there any ways how to do it?

Thanks,

Sergei

Hi,

Cursor on Rad Diagram shapes is showing when we hover mouse exactly on shapes side. We would like to show cursor before some distance, exactly the same behavior like power point. 

I have attached the screen shot of cursor behavior of Rad Diagram shapes and power point.

Regards,

Sunil

Hi,

I need help with achieving buttons on listview for navigation listview item left right like example in the picture. Can anyone help please.

hello ,

Asp web api OdataController created against Microsoft.Aspnet.Odata v 7.1.0 which uses the new odata schema (Edmx not Edm) for the model 

and the Odata Client Code Generator template for c# creates the proxy class agains Microsoft.OData.Client v 7.5.1 

and the RadDataServiceDataSource is built against the Microsoft.OData.Client v 6.15.0 as stated in the docs

and if we use this version to load the edmx file we got error as it is expecting a different root element in the model file 

so is there a work around for this issue ? am i missing something ?

thank you so much 

when zoom out the diagram drawing area,if the zoom factor is small,the ruler will overlapping.

Hello~

Now I am testing TileView.

I followed the sample and succeed to show tiles binding data. but, after I  rearrange tiles , I want to get the reordered data , and then the data is not changed.

           // 1. 현재 뷰모델에 접근하는 방법 1
            var mainViewModel = this.DataContext as MainViewModel;
            ObservableCollection<CControlStep> ss = mainViewModel.Items;

            for (int i = 0; i < ss.Count; i++)
            {
                try
                {
                    MessageBox.Show(((CControlStep)ss[i]).Number.ToString());
                }
                catch { }
            }

How can I get the rearranged data from GUI ?

Hello,

We currently have a requirement for users to be able to bold and insert tabs in a grid's cells.We're currently using `RadGridView` for our grids. We're thinking of using `RadRichTextBox` for the `GridViewDataColumn.DataTemplate` would be a good solution. But the issue is that the height of rows gets expanded because of the rich text box. Is there a way so that the `RadGridView` will look as usual? Please see attached image for reference.

Thank you,

Jan