internal void UserControlToRADPane(UserControl theControl, string theName){ RadSplitContainer leftContainer = new RadSplitContainer() { InitialPosition = DockState.DockedLeft }; RadPaneGroup group = new RadPaneGroup() { Name = "RPG" + (++_radPaneGroupId).ToString() }; RadPane aPane = new RadPane() { Header = theName, Content = theControl }; RadDocking.SetSerializationTag(leftContainer, "rsp_" + leftContainer.Name + "_tag" + (++_aStaticIntValue).ToString()); RadDocking.SetSerializationTag(group, "rpg_" + group.Name + "_tag" + (++_aStaticIntValue).ToString()); RadDocking.SetSerializationTag(aPane, "rp_" + aPane.Header + "_tag" + (++_aStaticIntValue).ToString()); group.AddItem(aPane, DockPosition.Center); leftContainer.Items.Add(group); MainDockingManager01.Items.Add(leftContainer);}private void dockingManager01_ElementSaving(object sender, LayoutSerializationEventArgs args){ // Since we are accessing UI elements, we need ownership and // the quickest way to get that is to run on the STA thread. if (args.AffectedElement.GetType() == typeof(Telerik.Windows.Controls.RadPane)) { var uc = ((RadPane)args.AffectedElement).Content as UserControl; ViewModel.VMDockingManager01.Instance.ElementSaving(sender, args, uc); } else ViewModel.VMDockingManager01.Instance.ElementSaving(sender, args);}I'm binding a DataView to the ItemsSource of a RadGridView and some columns are of the DateTime type. On the DateTime-columns I set FilterMemberPath to col.DataMemberBinding.Path.Path + ".Date" as mentioned here: http://www.telerik.com/forums/filtering-on-date-only to only filter on the date part.
This functionality is now broken. I't works in 2016.1.217.45, but not in 2016.3.1024.45 or later versions (I've tried up to the latest release version 2017.2.216.40)
If I replace my DataView with an IEnumerable<SomeObject> the filtering works as expected.

Hello,
I've been
spiraling down a sad hole without any answers, so any insight is appreciated!
So I have a
collection. I'm not able to share my code for security reasons, but in the image provided, the data members which are NOT collections
themselves are displayed in one radgridview above, while data members with
corresponding collections are displayed in additional radgridviews below, as
depicted in the image. I am able to add an error icon onto the main
radgridview with a custom message indicating that there is an "Error Below" using the "RowValidating" property of the radgridview. The issue is that I am unable to remove the error icon from the parent radgridview if that row is not selected, since the the validation occurs on the row. Once I select the row, the error is removed because the validation occurs.
So I guess my question is, how can I force a validation on all rows? This needs to happen after I call the Undo function.
Hope this was clear enough.
Regards,
Scooba

Hello,
is there a way to apply a style to the integrated RadGridView of the MultiColumnComboBox ?
Regards,
Hans


Hi,
We are seeing an issue where setting the GroupRenderMode to "Flat" causes the nested row hierarchy details (inside a HierarchyChildTemplate) to disappearing after toggling the details. This problem goes away after setting the GroupRenderMode to "Nested".
Any ideas what might be causing this?

Hello,
Each time I try to view a page of the offline (chm) help file, the attached message box is displayed. Really annoying and time consuming.

Hi!
I am using RadDiagram and in my diagram I have a couple of RadDiagramContainerShape with a handful of RadDiagramShape's inside of it.
I am styling the RadDiagramContainerShape so that it changes color when the mouse is over and that works fine.
However when the mouse is over any of the RadDiagramShape inside of it, it detects as MouseOver=false. I can see that in the visual tree that shapes are not children of Containers, so it seems that is what is causing this behavior.
So, to summarize, I am trying to change the background of the Container, when the mouse is over the Container AND over any shape INSIDE of the container.
Is there any way to accomplish what I am trying to do?
Thanks!