Japanese input symbols are not correctly displayed. Empty symbols are shown on left of the japanese symbols.
Exception occurs when entering  n japanese symbols with mask = an. For example when Mask = "a4", 4 symbols entered in MaskedTextInput. This might lead to a crash.

In Insert Mode digits are not inserted properly. For example, with Value 123456 - when caret is between 3 and 4 pressing digit overwrites the digit 4 but is shouldn't

When the layout of the keyboard is AZERTY the minus key is not working as expected.

Available in LIB version 2017.3.1113, it will be also available in the R1 2018 Release.

Change the InputBehavior when deleting digits after the decimal symbol: For example if the cursor position is marked with '|': Enter: 1234,56|78  (press 'del') Result: 1234,560|8 - change this behavior so that the result can be 1234,56|8.

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We can split the request into 2 desired results. Input: 1234.56|78. Pressing Delete

1) Produces Value 1234.5680 but NOT 1234.5608

Solution: Can be achieved with using No-Mask, FormatString and overriding MaskedNumeric/Currency Input and the protected method ReplaceChar. This is demonstrated in the attached sample.

2) (1) is True + Last zero is removed => 1234.568 but NOT 1234.5680

Solution: 2 is tightly coupled with changing the FormatString or Mask dynamically. There is no way to see number 123.456 if the Mask is "x.4" or the Mask is "" + format string is "n4". To see 3 digits only after the decimal point you need to change the Mask to "x.3" or the FormatString (in no-masked scenario) to "n3". This cannot be built-in feature because it changes a public property set by the client. So, this is custom behavior, it is also demonstrated in the SDK demo DynamicFormatString (it is pushed in GitHub with Q2 2014 Release)

If you enter the placeholder character in a MaskedInput, it will be processed as an empty position. And if the InsertBehavior is Input, the positions containing the placeholder chars will be overriden if the user keeps entering characters after the end of the allowed input is reached.

In PreviewKeyDown we change the Foreground of the MaskedInput when the Key is Return. Then we revert the color on other key press. Changing the focus returns the color set on Return but it shouldn't.

We have a RadMaskedCurrencyInput control defined as:
<telerik:RadMaskedCurrencyInput Margin="20" Culture="se-SE" Placeholder=" "/>.
If we focus the control and press the LeftArrowKey, the cursor is placed on the last (far right) position in the control which is incorrect.
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Reason for deletion: You can consider Placeholder = " " as a risky setting that might lead to unpredicted parsing results. We highly encourage you to avoid using it. Instead you can use no-mask. In this scenario you can use:

 <telerik:RadMaskedCurrencyInput Margin="20" Culture="se-SE" Mask="" FormatString="c2"/> 

In a DateTimeMaskedInput with Mask=hh:mm tt, if the value is 10:00, the user can't enter 04:00.
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Reason for decline: The pattern "hh:mm tt" cannot accept time of type "00:00". You can test this with DateTime.ToString() method which will return "12:00" if you give him time (0hours, 0 minutes) and pattern "hh:mm tt". When typing 0 in the begging of the MaskedDateTimeInput , the control automatically converts 00:00 to 12:00 which is expected.

Workaround: You can use Mask="HH:mm tt" or Mask="t".

In the Currency and NumericInput controls, clear the sign of the value on SelectAll in order to allow the user to enter a negative value again. At the moment when everything in the controls is selected, the minus key only toggles the sign of the value. Instead you should be able to select a negative value and replace it with another negative value by entering the minus key and the new value.

MinusKeyCustomizations demo is added in our SDK: https://github.com/telerik/xaml-sdk/tree/master/MaskedInput/MinusKeyCustomizations 

Use the new implict mechanism. Attach the Windows8 _Wpf project instead of Windows8 dll. Xaml parse exception occurs runtime - 
"Cannot set unknown member 'Telerik.Windows.Controls.MaskedInput.PreviewInputTextBox.IsReadOnly'."

Note: you can try the workaround added here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6850713/weird-xaml-parsing-error-when-trying-to-set-textbox-isreadonly

User should be able to input 123.1.1.10 , currently only 123.1__.1__.10_ is achievable.

IpAddress demo will be added in our SDK with Q2 2014.

The AcceptReturn=True doesn't work in a MaskedTextInput with Mask="l20" (l is the small letter of L ).
Controls behaves expected when the Mask is "a20".

Carets Background is incosistant with the Caret's Background in System.Windows.Control.TextBox.
For example, when the Background of the control is Black, the caret shoul be white.

Support entering a single digit in a DateTimeMaskedInput control with Mask="MM"

In MaskedTextInput, users need to enter from right to left just like in NumericInput and CurrencyInput.

SelectAll then Shift + Del makes the need of twice (Ctrl + Z) for successful undo operation.

Allow entering an input in (exponent) scientific notation form for the RadMaskedNumericInput control

You have the following scenario:

The UpdateValueEvent property is set to "LostFocus". You have bound the Value property of the control to a property from your ViewModel. 


When this property is changed programmatically from negative to positive several times, the Value property of the control isn't updated correctly.

It stays negative when it must stay positive.


Workaround (if applicable):
You can change the UpdateValueEvent property to "PropertyChanged" 

Other Possible workaround (if the bound property is named "Sum")

private void radMaskedNumericInputSum_ValueChanging_1(object sender, Telerik.Windows.Controls.MaskedInput.RadMaskedInputValueChangingEventArgs e)
{
    if (this.Sum != (double)e.NewValue)
    {              
        e.Handled = true;
    }
}

When two or more MaskInput controls are focused at the same time, the application freezes.

Workaround:

Instead of 

  txtMask1.Focus();
  txtMask2.Focus();

Use

  txtMask1.Focus();
                Dispatcher.BeginInvoke(new Action(() =>
                    {
                        txtMask2.Focus();
                    }), DispatcherPriority.Loaded);