The DataGrid will crash when there is a bunch of CollectionChanged events with Grouping enabled. This happens in 6.6.0, 6.7.x and 6.8.x versions of the Telerik DataGrid.
In view mode, the scroll bar of the data grid moves only when the selected item is the first or last visible item in the display area of the data grid. But in edit mode, it moves regardless and it moves a lot more than usual.
I need a way for the scrollbar to behave the same for view and edit modes for a requirement in my project.
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.
When Grid Background is set in the page where control is defined, no issues.
Application Crashes if we delay the column creations after the collection is set.
No crash if we remove the delay.
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.