Hello Bill,

Try to look into this below code.

Expression<Func<Culture, bool>> expression = this.QueryDescriptor.FilterDescriptors.AsExpression<Culture, bool>(typeof(Culture));

Regards,
Handy

Hello,

Is your application using WPF? If yes, we can also see the issue in here. I will report this issue to our developer teams. Thank you for your information.

Regards,
Handy

Hello,

I can replicate the issue as well. For temporary workaround, for the window, it would be better to use the normal UXWindow instead of UXRibbonGlassWindow.

Also for the keytips, you can also bind Intersoft:UXRibbonKeyTipService.EnableKeyTips with a value that can be set when you show the DialogBox.

Regards,
Handy  

Hello,

Normally, if you want to show dialogbox, simply use your dialogbox object and call for show or showdialog method. However, since you are using DialogBoxServiceProvider, you need to use your current provider. Looking at your code, when you want to show DialogBox, it should be the same.

Get the dialog object first, then pass it into your dialogservice provider.

e.g

 DialogTest dlg1 = new DialogTest();
 DialogBoxServiceProvider.Show(dlg1, (dialogResult) =>
 {
        if (dialogResult == Intersoft.Client.Framework.DialogResult.OK)
        {
                                
        }
                            
});

Also, please remove IsClientVisible property in your UXDialogBox. In your case, you still don't need it.

Regards,
Handy