Hi,
Within a WinForms UlraGrid, I am looking for a means (via code) to alter the appearance of an entire row, whenever a targeted column value meets a certain condition. For example, I already know that I can target the respect cell via the ConditionValueAppearance. The closest I could find to what might work is the ConditionAppearanceRow Class. Unfortunately you don't provide any code snippets to demonstrate how this class is hooked up with a given DisplayLayout Band.
In any case, I need this capability through code, so I can set the row appearance on the fly. If there is another way to do this, I am all ears.
Thanks,
Lacy
Hi Gregory,
Sorry, I got a little mixed up there. I thought we added a SelectedAppearance to the row, but it's actually only available on the cell.
Anyway, I think you can achieve essentially the same thing using the row.CellAppearance, instead of row.Appearance. CellAppearance will override the selected appearance, I think.
If I am wrong, then the alternative would be to loop through cells in the row and apply the appearance to the cell.Appearance and possibly also the cell.SelectedAppearance and maybe also the cell.ActiveAppearance if you want.
Yes. In addition to setting the Appearance on the row, you can set the SelectedAppearance, also. This was added a couple of years back, so if you are using a very old version of the controls, it might not be available. In that case, it's much more difficult to handle and you would have to use a DrawFilter.
Hey Mike,
I have my grid row backcolor turning red thanks to your posts, but if my red row happens to be the first row in the grid when that row is the selected row the selected row color of orange seems to take precidence over the red color. As soon as I click off of that row then I can see the red backcolor. Is there a way to force the red backcolor to override the selected row color?
Gregory
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e.Row.Update(); has done the trick
Many Thanks Boris.
Ganesh.