I can't find any documentation related to validating "forms" created using UI for Xamarin controls, I understand that could be something related to xamarin.forms itself but before trying any other options I would like to hear directly from Telerik staff what's is the best suited approach to validate your controls.
For instance, I'm implementing a login screen using two RadEntry (user and password) and one RadButton, I would like to apply some basic rules to the RadEntries, like they can't be empty then once pressed the button it should trigger those rules and invalidate the form so the user can't submit it until the RadEntries have valid data.
What is your recommendation of handling this scenario? a behavior? a third party library? attaching by hand the required event for each control?
P.D.: Are you planning to implement some kind of Form container control where you can trigger a validation event to all controls inside it just like the DataForm control works?
My custom TabView header content looks like:
<
Label
>
<
Label.FormattedText
>
<
FormattedString
>
<
Span
Text
=
"{StaticResource MyIcon}"
FontFamily
=
"{StaticResource MyIconFont}"
/>
<
Span
Text
=
"Some Text"
/>
</
FormattedString
>
</
Label.FormattedText
>
</
Label
>
As you can see it just allows me to add an font icon to the header. However doing this completely loses the standard styling on the header. Is there an easy way to maintain the header style so that it match the standard TabView header with the custom content? Or is there a way to achieve what I want without the the custom header?
Hello,
I'm trying to control the size of the legend icons using the LegendItemIconSize property. It seems to work fine on Android and UWP but not on iOS.
Is this a bug or a limitation?
Is there any way to work around this, perhaps with a custom renderer?
Hi all,
I'm running into a problem with changing the selected date of the calendar using binding (MVVM), I can successfully use the built in Xamarin.Forms DatePicker to change the selected date of the calendar, however when I do change it to say 3 years from today, the RadCalendar does not change to ensure the selected date is in view.
I haven't found an override or anything in a custom renderer to get this behaviour to go, is this possible to implement?
Cheers,
Akin
I'm currently working on an application using the Telerik controls that needs to handle recurring events, I am working off of the following two links mostly:
https://docs.telerik.com/devtools/xamarin/nativecontrols/android/calendar/calendar-reading-events#recurring-eventshttps://docs.telerik.com/devtools/android/AndroidControlsDoc/com/telerik/widget/calendar/events/read/RecurringEvent.html
My application will read appointments generated in a different format and have to adapt them to the way the Telerik control reads them on mobile.
From what I understand, the IAppointment interface does not have a way of defining whether an appointment is recurring or not, if that is the case, how can I instantiate new Telerik appointments (those implementing IAppointment) that are recurring? Or is this a job for the CustomRenderer?
If it is a case for the CustomRenderer, I have created a CustomEventReadAdapter (as per first link) however, I am unsure when the EventShouldRecur method will fire, and how do I generate a RecurringEvent (for the EventReadAdapter override)?
Is it possible to embed the TKRadialGauge into Xamarin forms? I see several examples on getting native controls into Xamarin forms, I just can't seem to figure out the namespace and other details for XAML and Binding.
Any help is appreciated.