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Hi,
Since Q3 we are no longer able to use our wrapped GridColumns. In the past we have wrapped all Rad Controls into our own Controls to make it easy for us to change the default behavior of some controls at any time in the future, fore example overloading the style of a RadGridView or adding standart ContextMenues.
Our wrapped Controls look something like this:
We use it like this:
Since Q3 the RadGridView no longer accepts our GridColumn as in the example. We get an Expection that tells us we have to use a Telerik Column.
Could you please look into this? It is important for use to be able to use our own Controls.
best regards,
Tristan
Since Q3 we are no longer able to use our wrapped GridColumns. In the past we have wrapped all Rad Controls into our own Controls to make it easy for us to change the default behavior of some controls at any time in the future, fore example overloading the style of a RadGridView or adding standart ContextMenues.
Our wrapped Controls look something like this:
public class TestGridViewDataColumn : GridViewDataColumn{ /// <summary> /// Initializes a new instance of the <see cref="TestGridViewDataColumn" /> class. /// </summary> public TestGridViewDataColumn() { }}We use it like this:
<TestControls:TestGridView Grid.Row="0" IsReadOnly="False" ItemSource="{Binding People}" > <TestControls:TestGridView.Columns> <TestControls:TestGridViewDataColumn SortMemberPath="Name" IsReadOnly="True" Header="Name" DataMemberBinding="{Binding Name}" /> <TestControls:TestGridViewDataColumn IsReadOnly="True" Header="City" DataMemberBinding="{Binding City}" /> </TestControls:TestGridView.Columns></TestControls:TestGridView.Columns>Since Q3 the RadGridView no longer accepts our GridColumn as in the example. We get an Expection that tells us we have to use a Telerik Column.
Could you please look into this? It is important for use to be able to use our own Controls.
best regards,
Tristan