Is it possible to add a custom toolbar button component in WPF report viewer or not.
If possible, how?
Basically i want to add a refresh button that would reset some controls in the grid.
Closest i got to it is here by expression blending http://www.telerik.com/help/reporting/silverlight-design-time-expression-blend.html but it's not working too.!
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I have a Xamarin forms app where I'm using ListViews to display some data, with pull to refresh enabled. When the ListView is pulled and starts the refresh it has its own spinner animation. However, this doesn't display when the page first loads, and so I've wired in a separate ActivityIndicator to indicate loading for just the first time. It's styled different though. I would prefer to use the ActivityIndicator, since it's what's used through the rest of the app, but I haven't found a way to disable the spinner animation on the ListView yet. Is it possible to disable it? Any suggestions would be appreciated, thanks!
There are a few ways I can think of to solve this.
Don't use Pull-to-refresh. Xamarin.Forms has this built in and you can't customize it without using renderers and altering controls. Instead, start your refresh another way (ToolbarItem, etc) and continue using your custom ActivityIndicator.
Customize the existing ListViews UIRefreshControl. You may be able to use a renderer or "Effect" to customize the RefreshControl being used by the native control. This would allow you to style it a little close to what your custom indicator looks like.
Change the color of the spinner. This is my least favorite option. You could workaround this by changing the color of the spinner to match the background so you don't see it.
Use Telerik Grid control in my MVC project. When I try to click the refresh icon which at the left bottom of the grid to refresh the grid, I suppose the icon is rotating while the data is refreshing. But the icon isn't. Maybe the problem comes from the telerik.grid.min.js file. But I didn't find any useful solution. :(
Are you using Ajax Binding or Server Binding for your Grid ?
I think the icon doesn't do anything with Server Binding because as far as I know, this simply reload the page instead of refreshing the content of the Grid.
If you are using Ajax Binding, can you check if you have any kind of JS error in your browser's console ?
I have some UI requirements that are best meet by a toolbar where options functions like radio button. That is, clicking one option, unclicks the other.
I've looked at using Mobil Button Group. I would prefer to have a solution that didn't use the Mobil controls.
Kendo UI Web doesn't include such a widget yet. This is part of our future plans.
Is there any setting for the Kendo ListView (Web / MVC) that would show the same loading image / spinner that the Kendo Grid does by default? Hacks accepted.
Loading image (spinner) has been added to the Kendo ListView. Those who still don't see it, try the debugger on RequestEnd event and you will notice.
I know this is an old question but since you reached here this will stop further search and save your time. :-)
I have an Outlook Add-in created with VSTO. Using the Ribbon Designer I have created a tab with three buttons on it. (Environment: Outlook 2010, .NET 4.0, VSTO latest runtime)
When one of the buttons is pressed a modeless dialog is opened. As long as the user is working on this dialog I do not want him to be able to press the button again. So basically I want to gray out the button till the dialog is closed. How can I do this?
For whatever reason, in the button click handler, if I do this.button1.enabled = false; it is just not working. Am I missing something about the way ribbons work.
Thanks
You need to re-render the control using IRibbonUI.InvalidateControl(controlID) or IRibbonUI.Invalidate(). See MDSN on how to dynamically update the Fluent UI for reference. This is done for performance reasons so that you can change all your Fluent UI settings and then re-render all control changes at once. However, if you are only changing one UI element (as you indicate) this can seem confusing and unnecessary.