Introduce support for reordering items within a RadRibbonBarGroup, allowing new buttons to be inserted at any position and existing buttons to be moved between different RadRibbonBarGroups.
Add support for resizing the RadChat input text box, allowing users to adjust its height/width by dragging its top edge. This would make it easier to compose longer messages and provide a more flexible chat experience. The control should allow users to set the input area to their preferred size.
3D Charts will be a nice addition to the WinForms suite
Hi, I would like to use the conversion tool to convert a WinForms project to Telerik controls. Unfortunately the menu item is not showing up for me. See attached screenshot.
The project to be converted does include a reference to System.Windows.Forms. I am using VS2019 with the latest Telerik Winforms release.
Thanks,
-Lou
After a project, built with the standard MS controls, is successfully converted to a Telerik WinForms project, the subscriptions to certain events available in the Designer.cs file may disappear if you open the design view and make some changes. A solution for this behavior is described in the How to Deal with Disappearing Event Handlers after Opening the Designer for a Converted WinForms Project KB Article.
2. Select Target Framework .NET Core 3.1, 5.0 or 6.0
3. Convert to Telerik Controls via the WinForms Extensions menu
You will see that you cannot select version .NET Core 3.1, 5.0 or 6.0 from the drop-down.
If you attempt to convert the project by selecting version 2.0 or 4.0 the Visual Studio will crash.
I was trying to move the NewRow to the bottom of the RadVirtualGrid. This is also supported by its big brother RadGridView. I have now learned that this is not supported by RadVirtualGrid.
Hereby my request: Please support this!
I've created a Harmony patch (which works for me); it might help you if you decide to support it:
static class MoveNewRowToBottom
{
[HarmonyPatch(typeof(VirtualGridTableElement), "InvalidatePinnedRows")]
static class VirtualGridTableElement_InvalidatePinnedRows
{
static private bool _isInvalidating;
static private bool Prefix(VirtualGridTableElement __instance)
{
if (_isInvalidating)
return false;
_isInvalidating = true;
__instance.ViewElement.TopPinnedRows.DisposeChildren();
__instance.ViewElement.BottomPinnedRows.DisposeChildren();
var viewInfo = __instance.ViewInfo;
var rowsViewState = __instance.RowsViewState;
var topPinnedItems = rowsViewState.TopPinnedItems;
var bottomPinnedItems = rowsViewState.BottomPinnedItems;
if (viewInfo.ShowFilterRow)
if (!topPinnedItems.Contains(RadVirtualGrid.FilterRowIndex) && !bottomPinnedItems.Contains(RadVirtualGrid.FilterRowIndex))
rowsViewState.SetPinPosition(RadVirtualGrid.FilterRowIndex, PinnedRowPosition.Top);
if (viewInfo.ShowNewRow)
if (!topPinnedItems.Contains(RadVirtualGrid.NewRowIndex) && !bottomPinnedItems.Contains(RadVirtualGrid.NewRowIndex))
rowsViewState.SetPinPosition(RadVirtualGrid.NewRowIndex, PinnedRowPosition.Top);
if (viewInfo.ShowHeaderRow)
if (!topPinnedItems.Contains(RadVirtualGrid.HeaderRowIndex) && !bottomPinnedItems.Contains(RadVirtualGrid.HeaderRowIndex))
rowsViewState.SetPinPosition(RadVirtualGrid.HeaderRowIndex, PinnedRowPosition.Top);
var elementProvider = __instance.RowScroller.ElementProvider;
var topPinnedRows = __instance.ViewElement.TopPinnedRows;
foreach (int topPinnedRow in topPinnedItems.SortTopRowIndexes())
{
VirtualGridRowElement pinnedRow = (VirtualGridRowElement)elementProvider.GetElement(topPinnedRow, null);
topPinnedRows.Children.Add(pinnedRow);
pinnedRow.Attach(topPinnedRow, null);
}
var bottomPinnedRows = __instance.ViewElement.BottomPinnedRows;
foreach (int bottomPinnedRow in bottomPinnedItems.SortBottomRowIndexes())
{
VirtualGridRowElement pinnedRow = (VirtualGridRowElement)elementProvider.GetElement(bottomPinnedRow, null);
bottomPinnedRows.Children.Add(pinnedRow);
pinnedRow.Attach(bottomPinnedRow, null);
}
_isInvalidating = false;
return false;
}
}
static private IEnumerable<int> SortTopRowIndexes(this ReadOnlyCollection<int> topRowIndexes)
{
var specialRowIndex = topRowIndexes.Where(index => index < 0).ToList();
if (specialRowIndex.Contains(RadVirtualGrid.HeaderRowIndex))
yield return RadVirtualGrid.HeaderRowIndex;
if (specialRowIndex.Contains(RadVirtualGrid.NewRowIndex))
yield return RadVirtualGrid.NewRowIndex;
if (specialRowIndex.Contains(RadVirtualGrid.FilterRowIndex))
yield return RadVirtualGrid.FilterRowIndex;
foreach (var index in topRowIndexes.Where(index => index >= 0))
yield return index;
}
static private IEnumerable<int> SortBottomRowIndexes(this ReadOnlyCollection<int> bottomRowIndexes)
{
foreach (var index in bottomRowIndexes.Where(index => index >= 0))
yield return index;
var specialRowIndex = bottomRowIndexes.Where(index => index < 0).ToList();
if (specialRowIndex.Contains(RadVirtualGrid.FilterRowIndex))
yield return RadVirtualGrid.FilterRowIndex;
if (specialRowIndex.Contains(RadVirtualGrid.NewRowIndex))
yield return RadVirtualGrid.NewRowIndex;
if (specialRowIndex.Contains(RadVirtualGrid.HeaderRowIndex))
yield return RadVirtualGrid.HeaderRowIndex;
}
}
This width is 6px by default and it doesn't offer convenient API for customizing it:
Implement support for UI Automation. When the control is focused, Windows Narrator will read the AccessibleName property if set.
We could improve the existing logic by raising it indifferently.