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How can I set the font style of All caps in a style on the rad rich text box or in a raddocument, as I'm trying to translate some Microsoft word styles over to the telerik controls and this is an option used in one of the styles on the template I'm moving over.
Tanya
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I need an explanation on a few items. I am using a DateTimeContinuous axis for my X-Axis on my chartview. There are three properties I would like some clarification on the following:
DateTimeContinuous.Minimum and DateTimeContinuous.Maximum
DateTimeContinuous.ActualVisibleRange (both minimum and maximum).
DateTimeContinuous,ActualRange (both min and max properties)
My understanding is:
ActualRange is the data the chart contains.
ActualVisibleRange is the current viewport - or what the user sees.
Minimum and Maximum is the setter for ActualRange. But not entirely sure. (Need some explanation).
So if I load a year of data (e.g. January thru Dec 2013), my actual range will be (1/2013 - 12/2013). If I then zoom and pan so that only march is displayed, my actualVisibleRange will change to (3/2013). The chart still contains the other data points, but they are not visible, so I need to zoom and pan to see them.
The questions...
Is there a way to programmatically set the ActualVisibleRange attribute?
How about the ActualRange?
What do the Minimum and Maximum attributes control?
Thanks.
DateTimeContinuous.Minimum and DateTimeContinuous.Maximum
DateTimeContinuous.ActualVisibleRange (both minimum and maximum).
DateTimeContinuous,ActualRange (both min and max properties)
My understanding is:
ActualRange is the data the chart contains.
ActualVisibleRange is the current viewport - or what the user sees.
Minimum and Maximum is the setter for ActualRange. But not entirely sure. (Need some explanation).
So if I load a year of data (e.g. January thru Dec 2013), my actual range will be (1/2013 - 12/2013). If I then zoom and pan so that only march is displayed, my actualVisibleRange will change to (3/2013). The chart still contains the other data points, but they are not visible, so I need to zoom and pan to see them.
The questions...
Is there a way to programmatically set the ActualVisibleRange attribute?
How about the ActualRange?
What do the Minimum and Maximum attributes control?
Thanks.
Martin Ivanov
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12 May 2017
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I think this might be a bug, but I have found an problem with the carousel. If I add a new Item to the collection it is displayed in the carousel as expected. If I now remove this Item from the list and Add a new Item I see an empty carousel and I have to scroll first before I see the item.
Dilyan Traykov
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12 May 2017
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Hi to all,
I would use RadDiagram control for only this features:
- Move Shape, but not Rotate and Resize on a Shape
- Or block move, rotate and resize on a Shape
I don't found how can I set properties to do this.
Dario Concilio
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Referencing to the sample projects of RadToolBar provided here:
https://github.com/telerik/xaml-sdk/tree/master/ToolBar
There's no option to set the mouse cursor to SizeAll when mouse is over the grip visual area.
Martin Ivanov
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11 May 2017
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Dear Telerik,
I've been tasked with trying to get your GridView to fulfil our current grid requirements. I've been doing pretty well with it so far. My current stumbling block is trying to achieve the grid shown in the attached image file.
The problem i'm asking you about in this post is that to achieve this grid I will need to repeat the column headers for every group. My approach is to alter the style for the GridViewGroupRow and include a GridViewHeaderRow in each group header. This works in so far as the column headers are displayed at the top of each group, but any action by the user to resize the column gives unwanted results.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks
Pete
I've been tasked with trying to get your GridView to fulfil our current grid requirements. I've been doing pretty well with it so far. My current stumbling block is trying to achieve the grid shown in the attached image file.
The problem i'm asking you about in this post is that to achieve this grid I will need to repeat the column headers for every group. My approach is to alter the style for the GridViewGroupRow and include a GridViewHeaderRow in each group header. This works in so far as the column headers are displayed at the top of each group, but any action by the user to resize the column gives unwanted results.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks
Pete
Ivan Ivanov
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11 May 2017
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May I add custom functions to ExpressionEditor object?
Yoan
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11 May 2017
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Hi,
I have an excel file with simple IF function and as you can see in screens, it works directly opposite than it should work.
The same file in MS Excel works correct. Any suggestions?
Jakub
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Where would I find RadDesktopAlertManager in Q1 2015 version of "UI for WPF".
According to current documentation, I should find RadDesktopAlertManager in
Namespace: Telerik.Windows.Controls
Assembly: Telerik.Windows.Controls.Navigation (in Telerik.Windows.Controls.Navigation.dll) Version: 2017.2.502.40 (2017.2.502.40)
However, for Q1 2015 version, I do not find it. Was it somewhere else, back in 2015?
Dilyan Traykov
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11 May 2017
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Searched forum and couldn't find a related issue. I'm using the PanelBar as Accordion. When a Panel bar item is selected it is displayed, but when the same panel bar item is selected agan it's collapsed. Can this behavior be prevented
If a panelbar item is already selected it stay selected and do not collapses. That means I want "ALWAYS" a panel bar item to be visible.
I'd rather prefer a XAML only solution.
Regards
Martin Ivanov
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