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For more information about how to upgrade your project's .NET Framework version, you can check the following MSDN article:

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I use nuget.telerik for my CI/CD.

There is actually a bug in WPF controls (Touch Manager) which is fixed in preview version Telerik UI for WPF 2024.4.1126

But this version is not available throught nuget.telerik.

How can I use it in my CI/CD?

Is there a control in WPF that I can use for numeric input that looks just like a textbox, but doesn't allow anything non-numeric?  I've looked at "Masked Input", and don't like the look nor the behavior (e.g. I don't like to see the template, and putting the curser at the beginning of field and hitting a number puts the number in the first digit and fills the rest with zeroes - nothing like a TextBox).  I've also looked at the "Numeric UpDown", but haven't found a simple example that looks like a TextBox - all the examples show with the up and down arrows, which I don't want.  I'm sure it's just a matter of formatting/templating/whatever, but I'm not a UI guy - I just want to drop the control on my form and maybe tweak a few parameters.

I would just use a TextBox bound to an integer, but the problem with that is if the user enters something non-numeric, a conversion exception is thrown, rather than a validation error.  At that point the form validates just fine because the backing field hasn't actually changed yet, so the user can, for example, hit [Save] while there are errors shown on the screen, and the [Save] logic thinks all is well.

Any ideas?

Thanks!

Brad.

Hi 

I've been using the Microsoft WebView2 control lately and find it quite horrible to work with... 

I was wondering if you guys at Telerik would be able to make a wrapper for it that improve the functionality of the control ? 

Problems that i encountered : 

- Initialization is pretty messed up and require that you setup a Rube Goldberg machine to make it work.

- Overflow issues : the Webbrowser may overflow any / all other WPF controls unless you do a lot of scorcery ... 

- Having the WebView inside a scrollbar is pretty messed up with overflow issues all over.

I have a class wrapper for working with the Telerik zip library. Since I updated my project to work with a new version (Q2) there started a problem with zip files. I can create a zip file protected with some password, but I cannot read or update it, may some problem is with decryption operation, which also occurs in default Windows Explorer and 7Zip application.

There's a code that I use for the wrapper:

public void Create(string archivePath, string? password = null)
{
    using var baseStream = fileSystem.FileStream.New(archivePath, FileMode.Create, FileAccess.ReadWrite);
    using var archive = ZipArchive.Create(baseStream, null, compressionSettings, GetEncryptionSettings(password));
}

public void SerializeEntry<T>(string archivePath, string entryName, T entry, string? password = null)
{
    using var baseStream = fileSystem.FileStream.New(archivePath, FileMode.Open, FileAccess.ReadWrite);
    using var archive = ZipArchive.Update(baseStream, null, compressionSettings, GetDecryptionSettings(password));
    archive.GetEntry(entryName)?.Delete();
    XmlInOut<T>.SaveToStream(archive.CreateEntry(entryName).Open(), entry);
}

public T DeserializeEntry<T>(string archivePath, string entryName, string? password = null)
{
    using var baseStream = fileSystem.FileStream.New(archivePath, FileMode.Open, FileAccess.ReadWrite);
    using var archive = ZipArchive.Read(baseStream, null, compressionSettings, GetDecryptionSettings(password));
    return XmlInOut<T>.LoadFromStream(archive.GetEntry(entryName).Open());
}

Hi, i would like to change the default highlighted color (the line around the focused control now orange) for all components in the application?

thanx

I was surprised when I downloaded the latest Q2 release to not find any folder with .NET 8 DLLs, only .NET 7.

NET 7 is already at "End of Support" as of May 14th according to Microsoft.

https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/platform/support/policy/dotnet-core

Considering NET 8 is designated as having LTS (long term support) from Microsoft I was wondering what Telerik's plans are regarding a NET 8 release of your WPF suite?

We would like to move from .NET 6 which we currently use, to .NET 8 which has LTS.

In my project, there is radrichtextbox. I am trying to change fontfamily and basealignment of the text present inside the radrichtextbox whenever that radrichtextbox loads using below code.

radRichTextBox.FontFamily = new System.Windows.Media.FontFamily("Symbol");
radRichTextBox.ChangeBaselineAlignment(Telerik.Windows.Documents.Model.BaselineAlignment.Subscript);

But I see no change in the text. Am I missing something?