When adding a new row and we click inside a DropDownContent of a DropDown control, the RadGridView loses focus. This way RowValidating event is called which is not expected.

After a cell is edited, a tooltip set through a style trigger is not shown.

In Office2016 when we increase the DPI of the Windows a left border in the header of column disappears. As a workaround you can set the Width property of all columns.

This happens only if there are many columns outside of the viewport (a scrollviewer is shown), with their TabStopMode property set to Skip.

In this case, the navigation needs some time in order to get to the next row and select the first available cell.

A possible workaround for this would be to implement a custom Keyboard Command Provider, and to replace the MoveNext command with a custom one, that moves the current cell, by setting the CurrentCellInfo property of RadGridView.

When adding a new row (before committing it) and we switch between the cells the RowValidating event is called every time.

The fix for this issue is available with LIB (version 2018.3.1126) published on Monday, November 26.

 

Currently the string is localized as "Filtre" and it should be localized as "Filtrer".

My requirement is to give certain rows in the GridView a background color that is read from the database (so it's not a fixed list of colors). I use the RowStyle with a binding to the Background property. When the bound property is null, I fall back on the Transparent color.

This transparent background in combination with a GridViewComboBoxColumn sometimes causes rows to "stick" to the top or bottom of the grid. To simulate this, a ComboBox in the grid must be opened, then you need to scroll up or down until the field is outside the viewport. In some cases, the row sticks to the top or the bottom. After inspecting the Visual Tree, it appears that the row is still part of the Visual Tree, even though it is outside the viewport. I have attached a video and a sample project where you can see and test this behavior.

Sample:
<telerik:RadGridView ShowSearchPanel="true" ShowSearchPanelCloseButton="false"
or
<telerik:RadGridView ShowSearchPanel="true" ShowSearchPanelCloseButton="Hidden"

When the new value is selected from the GridViewMultiColumnComboBoxColumn, the event arguments in the CellEditEnded event does not contain the new value. 

The GridViewMultiColumnComboBoxColumn of RadGridView allows you to enter the edit mode of the corresponding cells even when the IsReadOnly or IsReadOnlyBinding properties of the column are set to True. 

This is also reproducible when RadGridView.IsReadOnly property is set to True

This is reproducible only when the SelectionMode is set to Multiple.

As of R1 2018 RadGridView supports pinning columns both on its left and right side. The new properties that control the right-side behavior are: RightFrozenColumnCount and RightFrozenColumnsSplitterVisibility.

When loading the columns from a file the columns are read in the order they are found in the Columns collection of RadGridView upon saving them.
Setting the DisplayIndex triggers the internal grid logic that ensures the DisplayIndex of each column is correct. 
The combination of the above two operations can cause the grid to invalidate the DisplayIndex of columns while deserializing them and thus setting invalid values.
To ensure correct behaviour when deserializing sort the columns by their display order property before returning them in ProvideValue()

 

This is reproduced when the RadGridView is bound to a ListCollectionView and it is grouped. In such a case, when an item is edited, it is brought to the bottom of the group.

When navigating through the cells with the left/right arrow keys, when the last column is reached normally the focus stays on that cell. However, when there are invisible columns on the left/right of the last visible one, the focus moves away from the grid.

As a workaround you can handle the PreviewKeyDown event of the RadGridView when the CurrentColumn is the last visible one.

When the ItemsSource of the RadGridView is reset, disctinct values remain checked in the Filtering Popup. 

For a workaround, check the attached project. 

When the bound to the RadGridView objects implement the IDataErrorInfo interface and an invalid cell is scrolled out of the viewport, the corresponding row becomes valid.