Hi Team,
This is specifically a feature request to add a new control, or Window extension, that allows desktop developers to show a splashscreen window on the target desktop platform.
We understand this is not possible on mobile targets, but it would be nice to have for desktop,
For inspiration, see the Telerik UI for WPF RadSplashScreen control => WPF SplashScreen | Overview | Telerik UI for WPF
ListView with a TemplateSelector crashes on iOS 16 device!
<telerik:RadListView ItemTemplate="{StaticResource ActTempSelector}" ItemsSource="{Binding Suggestions}">
</telerik:RadListView>
log output is the following:
2022-10-08 20:44:46.810 Xamarin.PreBuilt.iOS[1593:343579] *** NSForwarding: warning: object 0x281edbea0 of class 'Telerik_Maui_Controls_Compatibility_DataControlsRenderer_iOS_TKExtendedListView' does not implement methodSignatureForSelector: -- trouble ahead
2022-10-08 20:44:46.810 Xamarin.PreBuilt.iOS[1593:343579] *** NSForwarding: warning: object 0x281edbea0 of class 'Telerik_Maui_Controls_Compatibility_DataControlsRenderer_iOS_TKExtendedListView' does not implement doesNotRecognizeSelector: -- abort
Hi Team,
Currently, Telerik UI for MAUI works implicitly with the standard MSIX packaged WinUI 3 app. However, if I manually bypass that and use msbuild to build an unpackaged, self-contained exe, some of the resources are not embedded.
This feature request is for UI for MAUI to implicitly support unpackaged apps without the developer needing to do anything for the destination environment (fonts, etc.)
I would like to see Blazor mobile bindings for the Telerik UI for MAUI suite, similar to your Experimental Blazor Mobile Bindings for UI for Xamarin.
Thank you,
Shabbir
Hi Team,
I would like to be able to have a Ribbon component for Windows and MacCatalyst that is just as feature rich as the UI for WPF RibbonView (or at least similar to the UI for WinUI RibbonView).
Progress Telerik WPF over the past 2.5/3 years has done a great job in introducing very useful UI concepts in WPF and we've embraced them in our development and our users find them useful. As .NET MAUI is generating greater gravity and interest, the technology remains at a significant distance because of the big feature-parity gap between MAUI and WPF. This is not a complaint as much as it is a notice; as we aren't a UI component authoring technology company new UI component development is not our focus. I am sure that you guys understand this and I am aware of the difference in design notions given the MAUI and WPF presentation and interactions goals; nonetheless, for ISVs like us, we have to choose the best, most stable, and cost-effective technologies and push the envelope as best as we can manage. So, love the excitement around MAUI but unless there is a way forward whereby one can migrate UI concepts from WPF to MAUI we can wait for MAUI to mature.
Tavi
Hello,
The RadPanorama from WinForms is very welcome in .NET MAUI.
It's a flexible UI and a powerful way to manage information.
Thanks in advance,
Jefferson Motta