Is is possible with GridViewComboBoxColumn to apply the selected value on combobox select.

Now I have the following combobox column and the selected value is set to the viewmodel when the cell lose focus:

I'm trying to bind a RadPieChart to data the user has selected using the RadPivotFieldList.  I would like to know how to customise the labels and also how to use the legend with the PieSeries data.

Below is what I have so far, I maybe wildly off the mark with how I'm approaching this.  Any feedback would be welcome.

Thanks

In the viewmodel

I'm setting the DataProvider of the ChartViewModel like this.

Hi. I am working on an application where I need to modify the GroupHeaderRow template. We are using version 2015.1.225.45 of Telerik UI for WPF, but everything is in DLLs. How should I proceed to get this template?.

Regards,

Sebastian

Hi Telerik,

my os :win10

VS:2015

telerik :WPF 2017 R1 SP1

when is use the OpenFileDialog control,and click the oepn button,it will throw 19 exceptions, System.IO.FileNotFoundException.

1. read c:\config.msi error.

2. read c:\Documents and Settings error.

......

and so on.

why?

It would be nice if you could help me here.
with kind regards

I have used RadGridView to show data with customize group header by GroupHeaderTemplate. I have used grouping on single column and based on that it shows the group header but not able to bind it. I had searched related to this but not found any solution. I would like to know how we bind the customized GroupHeaderTemplate from viewmodel?

I have refer below link but it not working -

http://latestupdatedinfo.blogspot.in/2016/05/telerik-wpf-radgridview-group-header.html

can you please provide sample example?

Thanks

I have used RadGridView to show data with customize group header by GroupHeaderTemplate. I have used grouping on single column and based on that it shows the group header but not able to bind it. I had searched related to this but not found any solution. I would like to know how we bind the customized GroupHeaderTemplate from viewmodel?

I have refer below link but it not working -

http://latestupdatedinfo.blogspot.in/2016/05/telerik-wpf-radgridview-group-header.html

can you please provide sample example?

Thanks

Hi,

I have purchased the Telerik license for WPF controls and I am facing issue to bind the RadGridView.GroupHeaderTemplate. I want to bind GroupHeaderTemplate by GroupViewModel but not able to bind. 

I have uploaded sample example at - https://www.dropbox.com/s/1tw9rlv70bgo14b/Telerik%20Example%20-%20GridHeaderTemplate.zip?dl=0

Please find the attached snapshot.

Let  me know we need call so I can explain the issue.

Thanks

I have a GridView bound using MVVM to a collection of `List<Person> People`.

Let's say the 'Person' class has properties like:

public List<ID> IDs { get; set; }

public string Name { get; set; }

public DateTime BirthDate { get; set; }

My issue is that I'd like to allow a user to click to insert a new row in the data grid, but I need it so that as they are typing in a 'Name', the DB is doing a query finding all IDs for that person which will populate a ComboBoxColumn for the IDs property above.  So it seems like I need to be able to bind (with MVVM) onto a 'Cell Editing' event for a cell so I can get an event as each character is typed.  I also need to know what item (SelectedItem is null for a new row for some reason in MVVM) is being edited so I can insert the returned array of found IDs into that item.  Any help would be appreciated and I'd like to avoid using Code-Behind.

Hi,

I'm using RadGridView in my wpf project, and the filtering mode for the gridview is "FilterRow". I have a column with datatype of DateTime.

I'd like to have a custom filtering for this column like the one you have in you sample called "CustomFilteringControl/FromDateToDateFilterControl".

But it doesn't work, and I still see the default pop-up window for that column.

My question is that :"Is there  a way to have "FilterRow" as the filtering mode and create custom filtering for each column at the same time?"

Thanks!