Renaming a style messes up the style

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Pieter posted over 14 years ago

I'm trying to create a custom style using the AppStylist for ASP.NET (version 10.2.20102.2040), but when I rename a style, it gets messed up. It looses all the colors, fonts are being changed etc.

What I do is the following: Create a new library based on RedPlanet. Alter some settings of the WebDataGrid, go to "Manage Stylesets", rename the style and watch all the colors disappear.

Am I missing something or is this a bug?

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[Infragistics] Radoslav Minchev posted over 14 years ago

Hello Pieter,

I'm not sure what really happens in your side, I guess that under rename you mean not only a particular style from a given styleset, also its root folder containing the css styles. Let suppose that you load the custom styleset from ig_res folder in order to refer it in your app per control basis you need to set the StylesetName property with the name of the folder residing in ig_res folder.

As a good explanation of all those things about styling our controls I would point this out ASF.

Hope this helps.
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Pieter posted over 14 years ago in reply to [Infragistics] Radoslav Minchev

My problem occurs in the AppStylist appliction, so not in my own webpages or someting. So all the steps I describe above, are done in the AppStylist appliction only.

I wanted to create some screenshots for you, but then I noticed that this behaviour only occurs with the WebDataGrid control. So I took a screenshot of that control (screenshots are taken from the AppStylist application). On the left you can see the standaard RedPlanet WebDataGrid, on the right you see the same control when the style is renamed to "RedPlanet2" (please note that I combined the two grids/screenshots into one image).

I didn't check all of the other controls, but they all seem to remain the "red color layout".
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[Infragistics] Radoslav Minchev posted over 14 years ago in reply to Pieter

Pieter,

Please provide steps to reproduce I will try to simulate this once again.

Thanks
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Pieter posted over 14 years ago in reply to [Infragistics] Radoslav Minchev
All from within the AppStylist program (so no renaming or whatever in Windows Explorer):

Create a new style library based on RedPlanet.

Open the WebDataGrid canvas. Memorize the colors.

Goto the Webpanel canvas.

Open the StyleSet Manager (if you don't see it, use the splitter to enlarge the left-hand side of the application).

Rename the style from "RedPlanet" to "ThisDoesNotWork" and hit the "Ok" button.

Verify that the Webpanel canvas has still red colors (like it should have)

Open the WebDataGrid canvas and see how all the styles have gone.

Optional steps after step 7:

Save the library

Goto the directory and open "ig_dataGrid.css"

Look for the css classes with "RedPlanet" in the name, this isn't right...
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[Infragistics] Radoslav Minchev posted over 14 years ago in reply to Pieter

Pieter,

Thanks for the detailed information. I will get back to you soon.
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Pieter posted over 14 years ago in reply to [Infragistics] Radoslav Minchev

Any news on this issue? Were you able to reproduce the problem?
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[Infragistics] Radoslav Minchev posted over 14 years ago in reply to Pieter

Hi Pieter,

Just to let you know that I am able to reproduce this behavior. I will log it with our development team. I've created a support ticket for you with number :CAS-50640-M97FRY.

As soon as the issue is resolved you will be notified by mail.

Thanks for your cooperation.
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