Hi,

I've just tried to reproduce the issue that you describe. It appears that the problem is that you set Color for a value. The Foreground property is a Brush, you should use SolidColorBrush instead.

HTH

hi,

I solved my problem . i created a solod color brush and applied it.

Color

backcolor = new Color();

backcolor.A = 255;

byte.Parse(item.Value.RuleBackColor.Substring(0, 2), NumberStyles.HexNumber);

backcolor.G =

byte.Parse(item.Value.RuleBackColor.Substring(2, 2), NumberStyles.HexNumber);

backcolor.B =

byte.Parse(item.Value.RuleBackColor.Substring(4, 2), NumberStyles.HexNumber);

SolidColorBrush sbBackGround = new SolidColorBrush(backcolor);

Infragistics.Controls.Grids.

ColumnBase col = dataGrid.Columns[item.Value.ColumnName];

EqualToConditionalFormatRule MyRule = new EqualToConditionalFormatRule();

MyRule.Value = strColVal;

StyleScope.Cell;

Style style = new Style();

style.TargetType =

typeof(ConditionalFormattingCellControl);

Setter setter = new Setter();

setter.Property =

ConditionalFormattingCellControl.ForegroundProperty;

setter.Value = sbforeGround;

style.Setters.Add(setter);

Hi Nikolay,

I am also implementing the simailar  EqualToConditionalFormatRule but i am implementing it in code behind. i am using 10.3 version dlls.

i have a requirement where the conditions are loaded at runtime and hence i am adding EqualToConditionalFormatRule in code behind.someting like this

this.dataGrid.ConditionalFormattingSettings.AllowConditionalFormatting = true;

EqualToConditionalFormatRule MyRule = new EqualToConditionalFormatRule();

                    MyRule.Value = strColVal;// this is "Y"

                    MyRule.StyleScope = StyleScope.Cell;

                    Style style = new Style();

                    style.TargetType = typeof(ConditionalFormattingCellControl);

                    Setter setter = new Setter();

                    setter.Property = ConditionalFormattingCellControl.ForegroundProperty;

                    setter.Value = Colors.Red;                  

                    style.Setters.Add(setter);

                    Setter setter1 = new Setter();

                    setter1.Property = ConditionalFormattingCellControl.BackgroundProperty;

                    setter1.Value = Colors.Yellow;

                    style.Setters.Add(setter1);         

                    MyRule.StyleToApply = style;                   

                    dataGrid.Columns.DataColumns[item.Value.ColumnName].ConditionalFormatCollection.Add(MyRule);

however after adding this rule my cells with “Y” value are changed to blank.

The rule is not applied. Can you tell mw what is wrong.

Also the setter values that I have set as

 setter.Value = Colors.Red; 

I want to set them dynamically from my settings object

My settings object is like this.

<DictColorRuleConfig type="map">

        <i id="IsAvailable.ColorRule" type=".Sales.Controls.Models.ColorRuleConfig">

            <RuleAppliedOn value="Column"/>

            <ColumnName value="IsAvailable"/>

            <RuleName value="IsAvailable.ColorRule"/>

            <RuleExpression value="IsAvailable=Y"/>

            <RuleForeColor value="FF0000"/>

            <RuleBackColor value="FFFF00"/>

        </i>

    </DictColorRuleConfig>

I am coverting the forcolor and back color string as color object like this

Color color = new Color();

color.A = 255;

color.R = byte.Parse(item.Value.RuleForeColor.Substring(0, 2), NumberStyles.HexNumber);

color.G = byte.Parse(item.Value.RuleForeColor.Substring(2, 2), NumberStyles.HexNumber);

color.B = byte.Parse(item.Value.RuleForeColor.Substring(4, 2), NumberStyles.HexNumber);

how do I set this color object as my style setter value?           

Thank you. Figured it out: should turn ConditionalFormatting in ConditionalFormattingSettings.

Hi,

The sample that I've posted will work on 10.3;

I've uploaded a new sample with fixed references. It's tested on 10.3.20103.1006 (The RTM build) and on 10.3.20103.2117 (the latest Service Release). If you run it you should get the same result as on the screenshot above.

Regards,