ADD. RadPageView - create new strip items layout mode, allowing to arrange them in rows.

Add functionality for resizing the tabs of RadPageView pages (resizing the RadPageViewPageItem).

Resolution : This functionality can be achieved with the MinSize/MaxSize properties. For example:

radPageViewPage1.Item.MinSize = new Size(150, 30);

RadPageView has ten pages. Each page contains TableLayoutPanel (2 columns and 10 rows) and in each cell there is RadControl (textBox, checkbox etc). 

The result is that when pages are being changed, RadPageView show slow performance. Same scenario with standard controls works well.

Further investigations on the case show this:
"I had the same issue and I found other workaround. In my case I had TableLayoutPanel with RadSplittButton in each cell and each RadSplitButon was set as Dock = Fill. If I set AutoSize = false for RadSplitButton then the performance was ok and everything looks ok too."

Steps to reproduce:
1. Add a form with RadPageView on it
2. Add RadPageViewPage
3. In the designer file there will be the following line: // TODO: Code generation for '' failed because of Exception 'Invalid Primitive Type: System.IntPtr. Consider using CodeObjectCreateExpression.'.

The Image property of any RadPageViewPage cannot be set from the Visual Style Builder. The only way to set the image is through code.

Add functionality to the control for selecting pages using access keys.

ADD. RadPageView - allow RadPageViewItems to accept other RadElements. Currently, they are not arranged.

IMPROVE. RadPageView - in ExplorerBar mode, add a method which will scroll the item into view and the item will be on the top on the control. Currently, the ScrollToItem method, scrolls to the item and whenever it finds it the scrolling is stopped. 
Alternatively, add a method which will ensure that the item and its content are is visible.

Resolution: 
Add the ScrollToControl method. Please take a look at the following code snippet how to use it: 
RadPageViewExplorerBarElement view = radPageView1.ViewElement as RadPageViewExplorerBarElement;            
view.ScrollToControl(control);

There should be a method called BeginEdit of the item, which puts it in edit mode. Also, when the user pressed F2 the item should begin editing. The latter should be controlled via AllowEdit property.

There should be such property which is available in the properties window. The property should get/set the default selected page for a RadPageView when it is loaded for the first time. Also, this property should not be affected by changing the selected page in the Visual Studio designer.

At the moment the items in a similar setup can be navigated using the arrow keys

Show the focus cue of the selected tab in a StripView RadPageView.

1. Place a RadPageView in ExplorerBar view mode on a from.
2. Add page and place any RadControl in the page content panel.
3. Close (Collapse) the page.
4. Save and close the form.
5. Open the form and open(expand) the page and you will see that the control will be stretched more than when you saved the form.

To reproduce:
- Add RadPageView change the view  to ExplorerBar and add some pages with controls.
- Start the application expand all pages and scroll.

Workaround:
class MyPageView : RadPageView
{
    protected override RadPageViewElement CreateUI()
    {
        if (this.ViewMode == PageViewMode.ExplorerBar)
        {
            return new MyExplorerBarElement();
        }
        return base.CreateUI();
    }
   
}

class MyExplorerBarElement : RadPageViewExplorerBarElement
{
    protected override bool IsChildElementExternal(Telerik.WinControls.RadElement element)
    {
        return !(element is RadPageViewElementBase) && base.IsChildElementExternal(element);
    }
    protected override Type ThemeEffectiveType
    {
        get
        {
            return typeof(RadPageViewExplorerBarElement);
        }
    }
}

Let's say that you have a RadForm with a RadPageView in it. This pageview has several pages in it. In one of the pages there are a RadGroupBox with a RadLabel in it and a RadLabel directly placed on the page. At design-time the groupbox and the labels have the backcolor of the page. At runtime, these controls get the color of the RadForm. However, the behavior should be one and the same.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Add a RadPageView to a form and add a page
2. Add some controls to the page.
3. Open the RadPageView smart tag and click Remove Page
4. Select from Visual Studio Edit->Undo and you will see that the page will be restored but the controls on it will not be restored properly.
If one removes the page using the keyboard Delete key the undo functionality of VS works correctly.

When you dynamically remove a page from RadPageView when it is in ExplorerBarView, its header remains on your form.

Steps to reproduce:
1. Drag a page view to a form and add two pages to it.
2. Add a button on the first page.
3. Drag a button to the form and in its Click event handler add code to change the selected page of the page view to the second one.
4. Add an event handler for the Enter event of the button on the first page.
Run the project and when you click the button to change the page you will see that the button on the first page gets the focus.

- create RadPageView in ExplorerBar mode with just one page
- subscribe to the PageExpanded/PageCollapsed events and print the value of the IsContentVisible property in each event handler. 
The result is that when the event is fired the property is not set.

It would be nice if RadTabStrip/RadDock can support multiple rows of tabs.