I tried the following and the custom context menu does not apply: 

<telerik:RadEntry x:Name="telerikEntry">
    <FlyoutBase.ContextFlyout>
        <MenuFlyout>
            <MenuFlyoutItem Text="Custom flyout telrik radentry"
                            Clicked="MenuFlyoutItem_Clicked">
            </MenuFlyoutItem>
        </MenuFlyout>
    </FlyoutBase.ContextFlyout>
</telerik:RadEntry>

It works for MAUI Entry. Provide this menu for Telerik MAUI RadEntry too. 

Provide an option to swipe the TreeView Item. 

I have tried using the Microsoft .NET MAUI SwipeView, but the control cannot scroll.

Hi Team,

I need to know when the SuggestionsView is visible or not. This appears to be independent of the existing events, so I am requesting an official feature for this to be implemented.

I do have a shaky workaround right now, but it is not reliable and this ultimately requires something from the Telerik UI for Maui side to be implemented.

Thank you!

Jiri

Hi Team,

Please consider adding a way to cancel a group's expand/collapse action when the user taps on the group header.

For example, through a GroupTapping event handler that fires just before GroupTapped, and we can execute logic that prevents the operation:

private void RadCollectionView_OnGroupTapping(object sender, RadTappingEventArgs<GroupContext> e)
{
    if (e.Data.Key.ToString() == "GroupToStayPermanentlyExpanded")
    {
        e.Cancel();
    }
}


// which uses this imaginary event args with Cancel method
public class RadTappingEventArgs<T>(T data) : RadTappedEventArgs<T>(data)
{
    public void Cancel()
    {
        // prevents GroupTapped event
    }
}

Thank you,

Rodrigo

Hi Team,

I would like to be able to have client-side filtering/sorting/grouping capabilities for large backend datasets that cannot be entirely loaded on the client.

As it stands now, the DataGrid (and other data components) can only operate on the data that is has in the local DataView. This means that I need to build a custom filtering solution that prefilters/presorts the backend data before paging and loading it into the DataGrid.

To accomplish the "full view", we need a data layer that understands both the UI as well as the backend. The Telerik UI for WPF product has an excellent solution for this, known as the WPF EntityFrameworkCoreDataSource - Overview - Telerik UI for WPF and the WPF DataServiceDataSource - Overview - Telerik UI for WPF.

If such a feature can be added to Telerik UI for MAUI, it would be an excellent bonus for the component suite in data heavy applications.

Thank you,

Peter

Hi Team,

Please review this conversation for technical details.  In summary, I needed to reduce the minimum size of the native RadMauiEntry.InputEditor.MinWidth on WinUI, but this value appears to be hard coded to 64px.

This request is to allow us to set it using a Style in .NET MAUI, possible via the NumericInput's EntryStyle property.

Thank you,

Nico

The wheel stops nicely at first, but afterwards jumps into the next value, while I haven't released my finger from the wheel at any time. Still the wheel jumps from the initially highlighted and stopped value onwards to the next one.

So mainly, when stopping spinner scrolling, value is highlighted under the finger, when it should only stop the wheel.

I would either expect the slider to be slideable to the far right end value regardless of the TickStep interval by default. OR there should be a property that allows the slider to be dragged to the end ignoring the TickStep when SnapMode property is set to SnapToTicks 

Here is the setup:

    <VerticalStackLayout Spacing="25"
                         Padding="30,0"
                         VerticalOptions="Center">
        <telerik:RadSlider Minimum="1" x:Name="slider"
                           Maximum="15" 
                           TicksPlacement="End"
                           SnapMode="SnapToTicks"
                           LabelsPlacement="End"
                           TickStep="3" />
    </VerticalStackLayout>

and the result, I cannot drag the thumb to maximum value which is 15.