Hi Sangeetha,

May I suggest using an unbounded column that you insert as the first one in each bound, you can also hide the row selector and you will end up with the same result (i.e. a checkbox at the beginning of each row) The solution I’m proposing will simplify your code since you don’t have to deal with the creation filter. You also don’t have to worry about saving the check status of each row somewhere, it wil be stored as the cell value for the inserted column.

I put together a small sample to show how to achieve this. Please take a look and let me know how this work for your case. If for some reason this approach does not work for your case, please send me the code you are using in the creation filter and I’ll be glad to take a look and figure out the reason for the drawing problem  

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Ammar Zuriki

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Ammar,

Also when CreationFilter is implemented, RowPin although visible, does not respond to user click and pin the row.

Thanks

Sangeetha

Sangeetha,

pinning rows seems to be working fine in the sample application I sent, I just had to turn on the feature so the button will show up and I was able to pin/unpin rows:

I just added this to Form_Load event handler:

ultraGrid1.DisplayLayout.Override.FixedRowIndicator = Infragistics.Win.UltraWinGrid.FixedRowIndicator.Button;

ultraGrid1.DisplayLayout.Override.RowSelectorNumberStyle = Infragistics.Win.UltraWinGrid.RowSelectorNumberStyle.VisibleIndex;

If this is not working on your end please update the sample app and send it back.

Regards,

Ammar

Hi Ammar,

Modified your sample to show the problem. Please see attached zip.

Thanks

Sangeetha

Hi Sangeetha,

The issue with the pin button seemed to be caused by the sizing of the textUIElement, basically the code was expanding the TextUI Element and as a result the pin button was going under the text element so it became not clickable (the only reason it shows up was because the text UI background was transparent)

I fixed the filter in the attached sample and also added a button to show 1000 row to verify that the number are visible. If you want to turn off the active row indicator image (the black triangle indicating the active row) you can just set:

ultraGrid1.DisplayLayout.RowSelectorImages.ActiveRowImage = null;

Please take a look and let me know what do you think.

Regards

Ammar Zuriki

Hi Ammar,

You forgot the attachment. Could you please attach it.

Thanks

Sangeetha

Ammar,

I am good. Everything works great. Please go ahead and close the ticket.

Thanks

Sangeetha

Sangeetha,

I'm glad the solution worked. Do you have any further question on this case? if not, may I close this ticket?

Regards,

Ammar

Ammar,

Thank You very much for your help. This works perfectly.

Sangeetha

sorry, here is the attachement