When a RadMenuButtonItem is in the menu dropdown, its Click event fires twice.

FIX. RadRadioButton does not show focus cues before tab key is pressed.

The mouse right button should not fire the click event of the radbutton. A check should be performed, which only fires the click in case it was clicked by the left button. Possibly, this check should be performed at the TPF level, so it will be available for all controls.

RadRadioButton behaves differently from the Microsoft RadioButton in terms of keyboard navigation.

To reproduce:
- Set the IsThreeState to true.
- Set the state to  Indeterminate.
- Disable the checkbox. 
- Set the state to checked.
- The state is not changed. 

This is working fine if another state is used before disabling the control.

Workaround:
- Always set the state before you disable the control.
 

Steps to reproduce:
1. Add two check boxes to a form
2. Set the Checked property of one to true
3. Set their enable property to false
4. Set the theme to TelerikMetroBlue 

Run the project and you will see that both check boxes look the same - disabled and unchecked.

The same applies to Office2010Blue and RadRadioButton

Workaround it by enabling the checkboxes for a moment and then disabling them. 

Setting check box to be indeterminate and disabled in design time results in incorrect state when the application is started. Setting those states after the InitializeComponent call works fine.

Notification and changes not send from control to bound object when ToggleState value is changed from RadCheckBox user input.


RESOLUTION: Use the new property named CheckState for simple data-binding scenarios. This property behave in same way as ToggleState but can be used in simple-data binding scenarios. Also, consider the corresponding events named:

CheckStateChanging and CheckStateChanged event.

 

If the CheckBox is not checked and the box is disabled it is not possible to programmatically change the Checked state, i.e. control remains visible as unchecked until it is enabled. Tested with Office2010Blue Theme

Please, test with Office2012Light

With Office2010Blue RadRadioButton not render correctly its state in disabled state if programmatically change the Checked state, i.e. control remains visible unchecked

To reproduce: apply the Window8 theme to the entire application containing a RadButton and a RadCheckBox. Change the color of RadButton to Green and handle the RadCheckBox.ToggleStateChanged event in order to enable/disable the button. You will notice that after disabling once the button enabling it again, the ButtonFillElement.NumberOfColors property is set to 1 and gradient color becomes solid. Please refer to the attached sample project and gif file.

Workaround:

int numberOfColors = 0;

private void radCheckBox1_ToggleStateChanged(object sender, Telerik.WinControls.UI.StateChangedEventArgs args)
{
    if (args.ToggleState == Telerik.WinControls.Enumerations.ToggleState.On)
    {
        this.radButton1.Enabled = true;
        this.radButton1.ButtonElement.ButtonFillElement.NumberOfColors = numberOfColors;
    }
    else
    {
        numberOfColors = this.radButton1.ButtonElement.ButtonFillElement.NumberOfColors;
        this.radButton1.Enabled = false;
    }
}

No matter what is the toggle state of the ToggleButton, when disable always shows as ToggleState.Off

ToggleStateChanging args are not giving the old value of the button.

When disabled RadRadioButtons should beep their current state.

Drag a button to the form and in design time set its size to 45,80

FIX. RadDropDownButton, does not show focus cues, until the first time it is clicked.

RadToggleSwitch can be activated and the slider can be dragged by using the right mouse button as well. That's not supposed to happen.

To reproduce:
- Add some toggle buttons with image to a ribbon bar.
- Toggle some of them and the disable all the buttons.
- You will notice that the fill is incorrect and the image is not gray.

Workaround:
- Changed the UseDefaultDiabledState property for the toggle button element.
- Set transparent fill for the disabled state of the fill primitive.

Steps to reproduce:
1. Create a form that is MDI Parent
2. Create a form that would be and MDI Child.
3. Add a RadSplitButton to the MDI Child form and set it's anchor to Bottom | Left.
4. Set the WindowState of the MDI Child to be Maximized.
5. In a Form.Load event handler of the MDI Parent add an MDI Child form.
Run the project and you will see that the RadSplitButton is in the wrong location.

To reproduce: RadButton button = new RadButton(); button.AutoSize = true; button.MaximumSize = new Size(74, 0); button.Text = "Define Horizontal Measurement"; Controls.Add(button); WORKAROUND: set the MaxSize property of the border primitive to the same value as the MaxSize of the control: button.ButtonElement.BorderElement.MaxSize = new Size(74, 0);