Dynamic change of the IsEnabled property of the RadDataGrid does not affect the RowDetails, leaving the UI inconsistent.

In my case, the RadDataGrid is disabled initially (IsEnabled=False). Some data is loaded in the DataGrid. At runtime I set the IsEnabled property of the DataGrid to true. I am then able to expand row details. The issue is that the view in the row details has the IsEnabled property set to false.

having shell project with two pages added in flyout items:

MainPage is with DataGrid, page2 with TabView.

On .NET 8 RC1/RC2 Switching back from page2 to MainPage results in a StackOverflowException from RadDataGrid.

Application Crashes if we delay the column creations after the collection is set.

No crash if we remove the delay.

 Behavior on MacCatalyst:

1. Enter in Edit mode in any cell
2. Press Enter
3.Value is committed, but not moved to the next row

Additional note: The KeyDownCommand execute method does not fire on MacCatalyst when cell is in edit mode and Enter is pressed.

This is how it works on Windows

1. Enter in Edit mode in any cell
2. Press Enter
3. Values is committed and the current cell is moved to the next row cell in edit

When cell is in edit mode, pressings enter key calls infinitely CommitEdit Execute method in custom scenario. 

1. When new item is added to the DataGrid source, the cell goes in edit mode

2. Pressing enter key executes additional logic and CommitEdit Execute method calls infinitely.

Workaround:

 Inside the CommitEdit CanExecure method, call the default can execute logic

public override bool CanExecute(object parameter)
    {
        return this.Owner.CommandService.CanExecuteDefaultCommand(DataGridCommandId.CommitEdit, parameter);
        //return true;
    }

If a user changes an editable cell's value and then hit Tab, and the next cell to the right is not editable. Furthermore, the DataGrid enters into a state where no cells can be edited.

If I use the CellEditTemplate to show a custom view when editing - the view does not get auto focus when shown and the end user needs to tap inside so the view gets focus.

  <telerik:DataGridTextColumn PropertyName="CountryName" HeaderText="Country">
    <telerik:DataGridTextColumn.CellEditTemplate>
      <DataTemplate>
        <telerik:RadEntry Text="{Binding Item.CountryName}" />
      </DataTemplate>
    </telerik:DataGridTextColumn.CellEditTemplate>
  </telerik:DataGridTextColumn>

Work-around:

Manually invoke the Focus() method and set the cursor position when the view gets loaded and when it changes its visibility:

  <telerik:RadEntry Text="{Binding Item.CountryName}"
      Loaded="RadEntry_Loaded"
      PropertyChanged="RadEntry_PropertyChanged" />

private void RadEntry_PropertyChanged(object sender, System.ComponentModel.PropertyChangedEventArgs e)
{
  if (e.PropertyName == nameof(View.IsVisible))
  {
    RadEntry entry = (RadEntry)sender;
    if (entry.IsVisible)
    {
      FocusEntry(entry);
    }
  }
}

private void RadEntry_Loaded(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
  FocusEntry((RadEntry)sender);
}

private static void FocusEntry(RadEntry entry)
{
  entry.Dispatcher.DispatchDelayed(TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(1), () =>
  {
    entry.Focus();
    entry.CursorPosition = entry.Text?.Length ?? 0;
  });
}

I want to exit edit mode and commit edit when hitting on Enter Key.

It works great for text column/cell.