At the moment the GridViewNewRow can be placed at the top or at the bottom. Placing it between the rows will require new virtualization mechanism. 

Hello

I have often faced a scenarion where I have groups (GroupDescriptor), but those groups need to be ordered by a different property.

Usually, telerik column properties already provide a SortMemberPath.

<telerik:GridViewDataColumn DataMemberBinding="{Binding Name}" SortMemberPath="Id"

However, the GroupDescriptor does not have that, it only has Member and SortDirection.

The only way to set the sort to refer another property is in code behind using a generic group descriptor. It is very flexible, but it has several drawbacks, since now I'd have to declare everything in C# (aggregate functions, templates, etc) and also lose the Design time feedback from Visual Studio.

My request is to just have the possibility to set a SortMember in XAML which will work for most scenarios, same way as others components already do.

<telerik:GroupDescriptor Member="OrderState" SortDirection="Ascending"
                                         SortMember="OrderStateIndex" >

Thanks

Using SearchPanel and getting search results highlighted is a very usefull feature. However at the moment it is only possible to change the color of the highlight-portion of HighlightTextBlock. It would be nice if I have more formatting options like:

• HighlightFontWeight
• HighlightFontStyle

etc. So if I search for "find" I get results like "find me"

We noticed that RadGridView does not get garbagecollected sometimes.
So i fired up  a memory analyzer to see what is going on.

This is the graph that shows that the RadGridView is causing a leak. The only references that keep the GridView from getting collected are those two WeakEventListeners

To further investigate i decompiled GridViewDataControl and could identify the culprit.

private void SubscribeToDispatcherShutdown()
    {
      if (this.dispatcherShutdownListener != null)
        this.dispatcherShutdownListener.Detach();
      this.dispatcherShutdownListener = new WeakEventListener<GridViewDataControl, object, EventArgs>(this);
      this.dispatcherShutdownListener.OnEventAction = (Action<GridViewDataControl, object, EventArgs>) ((grid, source, eventArgs) => grid.OnDispatcherShutdownFinished(source, eventArgs));
      this.dispatcherShutdownListener.OnDetachAction = (Action<WeakEventListener<GridViewDataControl, object, EventArgs>>) (weakEventListener => this.Dispatcher.ShutdownFinished -= new EventHandler(this.dispatcherShutdownListener.OnEvent));
      this.Dispatcher.ShutdownFinished += new EventHandler(this.dispatcherShutdownListener.OnEvent);
    }

In the second line from the botton

... weakEventListener => this.Dispatcher.ShutdownFinished -