The contents of the Path Navigation Pane and Main Pane are not synced with the selection inside the Tree Navigation Pane when a local drive is shared through a remote desktop connection.

This behavior differs from the standard MS FileDialogs, where the expand arrow is not visible for such folders. 

The items inside the Tree Navigation Pane are not sorted in the same way as the native MS dialog. In our OpenFolderDialog when there is a file or folder name which starts with underscore "_" the file/folder is placed at the bottom of the tree navigation view. Looking at the tree from the MS dialog it is placed at the top.

In the Main Pane, the items are sorted correctly.

TextSearch navigation in the Main Pane does not work. If you press letter "a" the first folder with Name starting with "a" should be selected.
This needs to work in alll layouts including Details which uses RadGridView.

To reproduce this behavior you need the following settings.

- Set the display language of your Windows to Italian.
- Use a RadOpenFileDialog.
- Set its Filter. For example, you can filter to show only Excel files.
- Change the layout type to Details.

In this case the folders in the opened direction disappears.

Provide built-in support for the following combinations:

• Move to the previous folder:  Backspace or Alt+Left Arrow combination
• Move to the next folder: Alt+Right Arrow combination
• Change layout: Ctrl + Mousewheel combination

Drag & Drop between ExplorerControl and Windows Explorer does not work

For example Filter is "XAML CS Files (*.xaml.cs)|*.xaml.cs"

MS Win32 OpenFileDialog filter files correctly to show only xaml.cs files.

RadOpenFile/SaveFileDialog does not show the xaml.cs files which is wrong.

<telerik:RadDropDownButton DropDownWidth="400" DropDownHeight="400" VerticalAlignment="Center" Content="Dialog Button">
            <telerik:RadDropDownButton.DropDownContent>
                <dialogs:ExplorerControl Layout="Details"/>
            </telerik:RadDropDownButton.DropDownContent>
        </telerik:RadDropDownButton>

When the DropDown is opened Exception in FileBrowserGridView.cs is thrown.

ExplorerControl is in DropDownContent  of DropDownButton.

Selecting multiple files in the explorer is not possible.

ExplorerControl or FileDialog is opened with 

 StyleManager.ApplicationTheme = new Windows8TouchTheme();

On load exception is thrown:

 "Cannot find resource named 'BreadCrumbBarItemCustomStyle'.  Resource names are case sensitive"

RadOpenFileDialog or RadSaveFileDialog with Filter, for example 

  fileDialog.Filter = "Excel Worksheets|*.xlsx;*.xls|All Files|*.*";
   fileDialog.FilterIndex = 1;

This should filter the files in MainPane on load to xls files only (index is 1-based). However, filter is not applied on load - regression in R3 2018.

Currently RadFileDialogs do not provide such tooltips when hovering files and folders.

Check the attached image for clarification.

Currently, showing a dialog can take 10-20 seconds when started in DEBUG mode. 

And 3-5 seconds RELEASE mode. Improve the loading time.

A little way to speed up is to set ExpandToCurrentDirectory to False.

In R2 2018 Release we released the standalone usage of ExplorerControl and the CurrentDirectoryPath works only as a setter. When user sets it- it navigates to the directory with the given path. It would be useful for the clients to have this property with working getter - to provide the path of the current folder.

This might be a public  event (File/FolderSelecting) or property (IsSelectable) of the FileSystemInfoWrapper but user will need a mechanism to set it (control over the file/folder wrapper creation).

For example some files might be visible and not filtered in main pane but should be disabled for user selection.

For example user might need to show files in FolderDialog or filter the folders somehow in all dialogs.

Currently this could be achieved with custom style for OpenFolderDialogControl, binding the ListBox to CurrentParentDirectory.Children and use converter. By default this binding is to CurrentFileSystemObjects.