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I am currently evaluating your WPF PropertyGrid. In my application the user changes the displayed element frequently, for example to compare two items. In your sampleapplication, the subelements ( for example your "Homephone" element ) will allways close whenever the the SelectedObject is changed, even if the classtype of the 2 elements is still the same. Is there an easy solution to change that behaviour in a way that open subelements stay open and closed ones stay closed? Greetings, |
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Hello Thanks for evaluating our WPF PropertyGrid. What you have described here is a great idea. There isn't an easy way to do this at the moment, so I've started adding this as a built in option. It's going well so far and should be available by the end of the week. I'll let you know when this is ready for you to update. Jason Fauchelle |
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Hello This feature has been completed and will be available for download in the next nightly build. The next nightly build will be available at around 1200 GMT (about 14 hours from now). Nightly builds can be downloaded from the downloads page: http://www.mindscapehq.com/products/wpfelements/nightly-builds When you get the next nightly build, set the PropertyGrid.IsExpandedStatePersistent property to true and you'll be good to go. Jason Fauchelle |
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