Hi ganders,By default, the NameFilter class is not case sensitive, but it can be forced to act as case sensitive by using ''>''.Documentation:http://doc.xceedsoft.com/products/XceedFileSystem/#topic262.htmlUsing NameFilter normally makes it case insensitive. When GetFiles() is called, FtpFolder asks the server for all the files without using ...

Hi ganders,I gather the AbstractFile is an FTPFile object?Case sensitivity depends on the actual target file system.For DiskFile/DiskFolder, names are case insensitive because the Windows file system is case insensitive.For FTPFile and FTPFolder, it is not as clear cut unfortunately. It depends of the FTP server you are connected to. Some FTP ...

Hi Tim,There is nothing new to report yet.

Hi Tim,The developer informed me that he was not able to reproduce the issue on his end. If you have a small stand-alone sample project that reproduces the issue, please send it to support@xceed.com and we will take another look. Thank you.

Hi lq7,What you could do is handle the ''Closing'' event on the LayoutDocument. When closing, we save the LayoutDocument, its parent and index. Then when we click on the button to show it back, we restore the LayoutDocuments and their parents.For example:  public class HiddenDoc  {    public LayoutDocument ...

Hi lq7,Thank you for your feedback. A feature request with your suggestions was submitted to the development team. We will inform you by posting an update in this forum thread if/when these features become available. Thank you for your patience.Note: You had already sent the first suggestion to email support. We sent a reply but it bounced back ...

Hi Frede,Please refer to the Updates Center: http://xceed.com/updatesBy default the latest packages are listed, but you can change the Timeframe option to view previous packages.

Hi David,My apologies, the documentation is indeed different for both Charts. Here is the one for the Toolkit's Chart: http://doc.xcd/XceedWpfToolkit/webframe.html#Chart%20control.htmlAs for the issue, you can use a converter to format the string representating the label. For example:1) In XAML:  <conv:TextLabelFormatConverter ...

Hi Tim,All your questions bring us back to the initial design that was chosen. Ideally, we wanted for the ListBox user to manipulate the data on the client side as if he was directly connected to the server. Since the distant data source can't always inform the client of changes, we decided that the component would load the elements again in order ...

Hi Tim, Unfortunately, using NotifyReset is the only known workaround at this time. We apologize for the inconvenience.