An image representing row error should be added to the theme

FIX. QSF - GridView > Rows > Rows Drag & Drop example - dragging multiple rows does now work

ADD. BorderPrimitive - add ability to show the border in dashed or dotted style

Currently all the relevant methods, properties and classes are marked as internal. Expose the following:

In ComponentBehavior - ScreenPresenter, ShowScreenTip;

and the class ScreenTipPresenter.

Note that more methods, properties or classes may be exposed in the process of investigation.

To reproduce:

Add a RadTreeView (or any other control with tooltips) and enable the tooltips. Set the ToolTipText to be long and move the form to the end of the screen. Hover over an element to show a tooltip, you will see that the Tooltip is cut off.

Workaround:

Move the ToolTip manually:

void TreeView_ToolTipTextNeeded(object sender, ToolTipTextNeededEventArgs e)
{
    e.ToolTipText = "SOMEEEEE LOOOOONNGGGG TOOOOLLTIIIPPP TTTEEEXXXTTT";


    Size screenSize = new Size(Screen.AllScreens[Screen.AllScreens.Length - 1].Bounds.Width * Screen.AllScreens.Length, Screen.PrimaryScreen.Bounds.Height);
    Size textSize = TextRenderer.MeasureText(e.ToolTipText, new Font("Courier New", 10.0f, FontStyle.Bold));
    Point mousePoint = MousePosition;


    Point toBeDisplayedTooltipLocation = new Point(mousePoint.X + textSize.Width, mousePoint.Y);
    if (toBeDisplayedTooltipLocation.X >= screenSize.Width)
    {
        e.Offset = new Size(screenSize.Width - toBeDisplayedTooltipLocation.X, 0);
    }
}

To reproduce:

Add a RadShortcut to a RadMenuItem which is in a context menu:

RadContextMenu m = new RadContextMenu();

RadGridView grid = new RadGridView
{
    Parent = this,
    Dock = DockStyle.Fill
};

RadContextMenuManager mm = new RadContextMenuManager();
mm.SetRadContextMenu(grid, m);

RadMenuItem rtsmNew = new RadMenuItem("New");
rtsmNew.Click += rtsmNew_Click;

RadShortcut rs = new RadShortcut(Keys.None, Keys.F2);
rtsmNew.Shortcuts.Add(rs);
rtsmNew.HintText = rs.GetDisplayText();

m.Items.Add(rtsmNew);

..

private void rtsmNew_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
        new Form().ShowDialog();
}



Workaround:

Check whether the context menu is visible before showing the form:

private void rtsmNew_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    RadMenuItem item = sender as RadMenuItem;
    if (item.ElementTree.Control.Visible)
    {
        (item.ElementTree.Control as RadContextMenuDropDown).ClosePopup(RadPopupCloseReason.CloseCalled);
        new Form().ShowDialog();
    }
}

To reproduce:
- Navigate to the first look sample for data entry.
- Add some new rows and try to navigate to them.

Add support for Coded UI in Visual Studio 2013.

The default styles are listed here: http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_link.asp

Workaround: 
The vsdiffmerge.exe merge tool in Visual Studio 2017 is usually located here: C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\2017\Professional\Common7\IDE\CommonExtensions\Microsoft\TeamFoundation\Team Explorer. You will need to create one additional folder named Ide inside the Team Explorer folder Then you can copy the vsdiffmerge.exe file from the Team Explorer folder to the newly created Ide folder. You can check the attached vsdiffmerge-path.png screenshot.

Then you can create the environment variable like this:
Variable name: VS120COMNTOOLS
Path: C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\2017\Professional\Common7\IDE\CommonExtensions\Microsoft\TeamFoundation\Team Explorer\IDE

Workaround:
1. Explicitly set the font of the parent of the controls.
2. Use a custom theme with the FontSegoeUI8.25 repository: check the attached screenshot

We load a default theme and modify it in code. This works great and allows for great flexibility.

The problem is that this adds a pretty substantial overhead to the application start.
It would be great to have a way to save the modified theme as a file so if there are no changes to be made since the last start, we could just load this files instead of executing all the customizing code.

Benefits from this approach:
* Multiple developers can change the code at the same time without any conflicts.
* The theme can be updated with every new Telerik version without any work on our side.
* We can use different base themes and apply the same customizing without the hassle of maintaining multiple files and the danger of getting out of sync.

Workaround: use a bigger image 
Me.radCheckBox1.ButtonElement.CheckMarkPrimitive.CheckElement.ShouldPaint = False
    Dim dpi As Point = NativeMethods.GetSystemDpi()
    Dim scale As Integer = dpi.X
    If scale >= 300 Then
        Me.radCheckBox1.ButtonElement.CheckMarkPrimitive.Image = Image.FromFile("..\..\check-mark.png")
    ElseIf scale >= 200 Then
        '...
    Else
        '...
    End If

How to reproduce: check the attached project and compare the font size of the two labels. Also when the form is moved from a screen with HDPI to a standard screen with DPI=96 the font does change.

If you currently install the nuget package "UI.for.WinForms.Themes", all themes are loaded and referenced. If you only use one theme in the application, you have to remove all others manually. It would be nice if there was an extra package for each theme.

Use attached to reproduce inside VisualStudio 2017.

1. Run "1342574 ListControl" project
2. Add CodedUI test in "1342574 CodeUISample" project. ("Record actions, edit UI map or add assertions" option)
3. After starting recording, click inside radGridView cell, type something and click Tab.
4. Pause and Generate Code.

After running the recorded CodedUI test and you will see that it clicks on the grid cell but does not type any text.

Note that the issue is not reproducible in VS 2012.
 

When user enter into a child record in a heiarchy RadGridView Jaws reads DBNull. When user go back, the proper field is read.

Steps to reproduce:
1) Launch your demo application and select -->scheduler -->DataBinding
Select Bind to dataset
2) Try to re-size any appointment by mouse and click Save button it will revert to previous state
and you see the error.