Introduction
In this article I am presenting a custom wizard control which supports MVVM approach. Here we will see how to use this control also we will see the features this control exposes. You can download this control from Github page. Contribution to this control will be appreciated. Also you can download the complete solution which makes use of this control from here. Once the wizard control is implemented,...
Wednesday, 10 December 2014
Introduction
In telerik WPF radgridview, when we apply grouping, we can find that some groups will automatically expand even if there is no user interaction. This mostly happens in scenario when there is some value change in rows which are grouped. This will also happen in other scenarios as well. This is a known bug in telerik radgridview at the time when this post is posted.
In this post you will find out how to block this bug with the help of a custom behavior. Here we will make use of mouse click event and GroupRowIsExpandedChanging events....
Introduction
In this post, we will find out how to find the group, if grouping is applied on the radgridview, in which the event occurred. Or how to find if the row clicked is group row or not.
If you have subscribed to the mouse click event properly, you will get call to the delegate which is registered to the click event. You can refer to this post for proper subscription of mouse click event.
Now if you are getting calls to the delegate, then it is easy to find the row in which the event occurred, you can refer to this post to find out...
Introduction
If you are able to subscribe to a mouse click event on a radgridView, then your immediate requirement could be to find the row in which the mouse click event occurred. In this post we will see how to achieve this. If you are not subscribing to mouse click event properly, then you can refer to this pos...
Tuesday, 9 December 2014
Introduction
Subscribing to a row click event is not straight forward in WPF Telerik RadGridView. In this post we will see how we can achieve this.
Subscribing to a mouse click event would have been straight forward if all the rows were available at the time of gridview loaded event. But as in most scenarios, not all rows are available at this time, so when you subscribe to a normal Mouse Click event, only a click on the Header row will trigger the events. As the GridView can be updated with values at a later stage, it is not easy to subscribe...
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