I was trying to move the NewRow to the bottom of the RadVirtualGrid. I learned that this is not possible. During my attempts I ran into a bug:

Reproduction steps:

1. Create a Grid
2. Set RowCount to (at least) 1.
3. Pin the NewRow to the bottom: Grid.TableElement.TableElement.SetRowPinPosition(RadVirtualGrid.NewRowIndex, PinnedRowPosition.Bottom);

Expected behavior:

• Or an exception occurs, telling me only "normal" rows can be pinned.
• Or nothing changes.
• Or the NewRow is moved to the bottom (what I was hoping for)

Observed behavior:

• The NewRow is shown at the top of the grid as well as the bottom of the grid. But only the one at the top is usable:
  

Reproduction steps:

• Create a new RadPropertyGrid
• Add an instance of a class with at least one property of type Nullable<int>.
• The property does not have an DefaultValueAttribute.
• Make sure that property has the value null.
• In de UI, the field appears to be empty.
• In de UI, click on the field to edit it.

Observed behavior:

• An edit-box appears with the value zero (0).
• Leaving this field (without entering any digits) sets the property with that 0, which is undesirable.

Expected behavior:

• An empty edit-box appears, without any digits.
• Leaving this field (without entering any digits) should keep the property null.
  

I noticed a weird issue with the RadTextBoxControl when using a combination of word wrap and multiline.

If the text that is being wrapped is too close to the edge of the control, the selection highlight renders incorrectly.

Here is an example:

I have attached a sample to reproduce the issue.

1. Open Telerik Theme Viewer

2. Choose "Item Containers"

3. Observe "Tree"

4. Choose Theme "Office2019Dark"

Expected: Tree still shows content

Actual: Elements are not visible

Follow the steps:

1. Please enter "0.12345"

2. Using the left arrow navigate after "1" and hit Backspace to delete "1"

3. Enter "6". It would be inserted in the wrong position

Hi,

Please refer. below code...

        void ShowInfoUI()
        {
            var padding = new Padding(0);
            var font = new Font(Font.FontFamily, 8.0f);

            if (T.InfoLayer.IsVisible = cbShowInfo.Checked)
            {
                var overlays = T.PinsLayer.Overlays;

                for (int i = 0; i < overlays.Count; i++)
                {
                    var callout = new MapCallout(overlays[i]) { Font = font, Padding = padding, Text = "1234567", Distance = 5 };

                    T.InfoLayer.Add(callout);
                }
            }
        }

There are 2 layers, InfoLayer (MapCallout) and PinsLayer (MapPins). cbShowInfo controls if MapCallout tobe shown.

If the 'Text' length is less than 8 wrapping happens, and not otherwise. Usually, If Text length is more then wrapping should happen.

Thanks

Hi,

I have C# Winforms application targeting .Net 5.

I am trying to use the Raddock with the Visual Studio 2012 dark theme, adding to a radribbonform

There are several tool windows that i have tabbed using the Advance layout designer. When i try to select a tab in the main Visual studio designer i am unable to change it from the one i selected in the Advanced layout designer.

I am also unable to resize the windows using the split container while in standard design view.

I have attached a word document to try and explain.

My VS version is:

Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2019

Version 16.9.1

thanks

Mark.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Create a form
2. Set its Localization property to true.
3. Add RadGridView to the form
4. Add 3 GridViewTextBoxColumn instances at design-time
5. Change the Language of the form to Polish
6. The variable names of the columns are changed (gridViewTextBoxColumn1 to gridViewTextBoxColumn4, gridViewTextBoxColumn2 to gridViewTextBoxColumn5, gridViewTextBoxColumn3 to gridViewTextBoxColumn6)

Currently, when a Chinese input method is activated (e.g. Microsoft Pinyin), typing by the VirtualKeyboard can only type in English characters, which looks like the key-press message just bypasses the IME and reach the textbox directly. Both first-party IMEs provided by Microsoft and third-party IMEs were tested. 

I guess Japanese and Korean IMEs are affected as well, as they all need an IME program to convert codes to characters. Supporting the East Asian IMEs may help greatly for touch-screen apps running in these cultures. Otherwise, the users can type in English only.

How to add a Chinese IME:

1. Add Chinese (China) language in Settings -> Time and Language -> Language.

2. In the Options of the Chinese language in the language list, click Add Keyboard and select Microsoft Pinyin.

Thanks.