I want to be able to toggle between the different orientations of the schedule view. I have a property bound to my view model but this doesn't seem to be working. I have tried different variations. Can someone tell me what i may be missing?

Hello,

when I start a brand new Telerik WPF project, and want to add a RadGridView component to the main window, the following error message shows:

Method not found: 'Telerik.Windows.Controls.SortingState Telerik.Windows.Controls.GridViewColumn.get_SortingState()'.

I just upgraded to the latest Telerik WPF version.

Please advise.

Thx

How do you turn off the animation when the filter popup expands and/or collapses as it opens? For other Rad controls, such as RadTreeView, settings

 telerik.IsAnimationEnabled="False" 

works. Putting this in the XAML of the RadGridView does not work, however.

Any help would be appreciated. Thank you

Hi Progress Telerik,

When I type the date 01 09 18, the tooltip suggests 18 Sep 2001.

But when I type 01 09 2018, the tooltip suggests 01 Sep 2018.

I want the suggestion date to be 01 Sep 2018 when I type 01 09 18.

I'm using the CultureInfo en-US and date format dd MMM yyyy.

Kindly assist on how to achieve the same.

Thank You,

With Best Regards,

Muhammad Azhar Shah

We are using telerik RadrichTextbox in our wpf application. 

When user is entering some space before/after the text.please tell how to trim it of ?

public class MyCustomGridView : RadGridView  
{   
     static MyCustomGridView() 
     {   
        DefaultStyleKeyProperty.OverrideMetadata(typeof(MyCustomGridView), new FrameworkPropertyMetadata(typeof(MyCustomGridView))); 
     }  
  
     protected override void OnInitialized(EventArgs e) 
     {         
        base.OnInitialized(e);       
     }    
 }

<Style TargetType="{x:Type local:MyCustomGridView}">   

 <Setter Property="Background" Value="Blue"></Setter> 
  
 <Setter Property="Template">
         <Setter.Value>   
             <ControlTemplate TargetType="{x:Type local:MyCustomGridView}">
                     <Border Background="{TemplateBinding Background}"    
                         BorderBrush="{TemplateBinding BorderBrush}"  
                           BorderThickness="{TemplateBinding BorderThickness}">
                     </Border>          
       </ControlTemplate>      
       </Setter.Value>      
   </Setter>  </Style>

Hello,

I have problem with RadRibbonViewBackstage. My window shell contains two regions in separate rows. In First region I registered view containing RibbonView with RibbonViewBackstage. In second i defined statusbar view. When ribbonView's backstage is closed everything looks fine (First region and second shares window space). Problem appears when I open backstage. Backstage View is always taking whole window space and my status bar dissapears under. Is there any option to make Backstage same size as region in which i is defined so it will leave space for bottom status bar?

Thanks for your help :)

Hi,

i use a RadDocking Control and a RadButton so save layout changes. Now i want to reset
the Layout and delete all changes + refreshing the RadDocking Control. Saving is no
problem, but how do i reload the original xaml layout?

 thanks a lot

regards

Rene

Hi,

I'm working with a RadCartesianChart to display Value / Time.
I'm using an DateTimeContinuousAxis as bottom axis. 
On this Axis I use a Major Step Unit in Days.

I display 2 series. One with value in days and one with value in hour.

The day serie is display with a simple LineSeries.

The hour serie MUST but be displayed in a RangeBarSeries to show min/max values.

In this case the Bar are to wide. My probleme is that RangeBarSerieModel generate a RadSize in function of the Axis Step size and not in function of the value covered by it.
In this case the Bar are to wide. 

For example 1 step == 1 day is represented by 28px then the bar have a width of 28px.

Is it possible to change the behavior to have a bar width = (Day/hour) * StepSize = Min(1,  1/24 * 28) ?

This way the width of the bar correspond to the time the value represent.

Thanks,