Currently, the drop down of RadComboBox contains only the RadComboBoxItems and the Clear Selection button. Add new content presenter that allows you to include extra visuals, like buttons or text.
The feature is similar to the AdditionalContent of RadTabControl.
Bold/Italic does not work for some font styles.
This might be a framework limitation in WPF: https://www.telerik.com/forums/some-fonts-are-not-able-to-bold-italic
Sample fonts list:
Currently, the RadFileDialogs components show folder shortcuts, however, they are not fully supported. More specifically, interacting with them, such as mouse-double click, does not navigate to the respective folder.
In the meantime, this behavior can be achieved by subscribing to the Loaded event of the used file dialog type, in order to retrieve and cache the ExplorerControl in a field or a property. Then, you could subscribe to the PreviewMouseDoubleClick event of the used file dialog type and check whether the DataContext of the e.OriginalSource property is of the type of FileInfoWrapper. If it is and its IsShortcut property is true, set the CurrentDirectoryPath property of the cached ExplorerControl to the ShortcutLocation property of the FileInfoWrapper object.
The following code snippets showcase this approach when using the RadSaveFileDialog type:
//Caching the ExplorerControl instance
private ExplorerControl explorerControl;
//Retrieving the ExplorerControl instance
private void SaveFileDialog_Loaded(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
RadSaveFileDialog radSaveFileDialog = (RadSaveFileDialog)sender;
ExplorerControl explorerControl = radSaveFileDialog.ChildrenOfType<ExplorerControl>().FirstOrDefault();
if (explorerControl != null)
{
this.explorerControl = explorerControl;
}
}//Navigation logic on double click of a shortcut
private void SaveFileDialog_PreviewMouseDoubleClick(object sender, MouseButtonEventArgs e)
{
FrameworkElement frameworkElement = e.OriginalSource as FrameworkElement;
if (frameworkElement != null)
{
FileInfoWrapper fileInfoWrapper = frameworkElement.DataContext as FileInfoWrapper;
if (fileInfoWrapper != null)
{
if (fileInfoWrapper.IsShortcut)
{
RadSaveFileDialog radSaveFileDialog = (RadSaveFileDialog)sender;
this.explorerControl.CurrentDirectoryPath = fileInfoWrapper.ShortcutLocation;
e.Handled = true;
}
}
}
}
Hi Team,
I have set up SSO and it's great so far. I have a feature request that would make it even better, and solve many large enterprise needs, is to have a way to integrate SCIM based license provisioning as well.
Right now, you still do need to manage licensed users on the Manage Licensed Users portal. A License Holder or License Manager needs to add a Developer to the account and assign them a license.
With SCIM integration, we could better manage the users and licensing on a larger scale, with automation and oversight on the enterprise-managed SSO identity.
Thank you,
Kevin
I do have some feedback on this component. I love it, but of course there are some areas where improvement can be made. For instance, in the screenshot below, I have highlighted some words where improvement can be made.
At this time, Telerik UI for WPF distributes libraries build for each TFM -> WPF45, NetCore and NET50.
If there was a way that UI for WPF could compile some of those libraries .NET Standard 2.0 compatible, it would allow for the developers making the transition from .NET Framework to .NET Core/.NET5 a but easier because they will be able to share the reusable Telerik code in a class library consumed by both WPF45 and WFP50 projects
Are there any plans to release a Visual Studio 2022 theme for WPF? The Winforms UI has this theme, and I would like to have it for WPF as well.
Are there other themes on the roadmap that you could share?
Thanks!
--Darren