Hi
I am trying to create a coded test step to access a Telerik RadGridView control in my WPF application.
I have added the control into the elements list, but the properties of the element shown by intellisense are different to those of the Telerik RadGridView control (as defined here http://docs.telerik.com/devtools/wpf/api/html/Properties_T_Telerik_Windows_Controls_RadGridView.htm)
e.g. Telerik RadGridView control has a property called Columns, which doesn’t appear to be available within the code step.
Can you explain why this is?
Thanks.
I am trying to create a coded test step to access a Telerik RadGridView control in my WPF application.
I have added the control into the elements list, but the properties of the element shown by intellisense are different to those of the Telerik RadGridView control (as defined here http://docs.telerik.com/devtools/wpf/api/html/Properties_T_Telerik_Windows_Controls_RadGridView.htm)
e.g. Telerik RadGridView control has a property called Columns, which doesn’t appear to be available within the code step.
Can you explain why this is?
Thanks.
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Hello Mike,
Please note that in the testing division we are building a different API that the control's API. You can access our API Reference here.
Upon request we can add the required property for you. Is the Columns property provided just as an example or you require that particular property?
Regards,
Ivaylo
Telerik
Please note that in the testing division we are building a different API that the control's API. You can access our API Reference here.
Upon request we can add the required property for you. Is the Columns property provided just as an example or you require that particular property?
Regards,
Ivaylo
Telerik
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Mike
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answered on 06 Feb 2015, 01:32 PM
Hi Ivaylo
No, the Columns property was just an example.
Out of interest, is it be possible to reference the proper WPF RadGridView class and then cast the control to it, to access all of the properties?
Thanks,
Mike.
No, the Columns property was just an example.
Out of interest, is it be possible to reference the proper WPF RadGridView class and then cast the control to it, to access all of the properties?
Thanks,
Mike.
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Hello Mike,
You can access all of the properties using AutomationProperty, please refer to this article for more information and example on accessing specific properties.
The article is for Silverlight, but you can also use the same code for WPF applications.
Regards,
Ivaylo
Telerik
You can access all of the properties using AutomationProperty, please refer to this article for more information and example on accessing specific properties.
The article is for Silverlight, but you can also use the same code for WPF applications.
Regards,
Ivaylo
Telerik