Thanks for the information in these posts. I am using the XamDataGrid and handling the CellUpdated event. In my handler I am doing this:#

CellValuePresenter.FromCell(e.Cell).Background = Brushes.Yellow;

At first glance, this seems to work but if I scroll down I can see other cells that have been assigned the Yellow color. When I set a breakpoint I do not see the handler called for these additonal cells that get updated and turned Yellow. Seems strange. Any ideas?

Thanks.

 Robert

Hi,

I would like to assist you in solving your issue.
Could you please, provide me with the following:

1. Your sample application( you could attach it, if it's possible)

2. Answer to the question -" What are you trying to achieve as a final result through your application?"

Best Regards,
Yanko

Thanks for your quick response.

My goal is to highlight changed cells in yellow. I do not want the changed cells to revert back to their original color after they have been scrolled out of the visible area then back in again.

First I create a style like this:

 <Style x:Key="cellChangedStyle" TargetType="{x:Type igDP:CellValuePresenter}">

<Setter Property="Background" Value="#FFFF0000" />

</Style>

 Then, in the CellUpdated event handler, I set the style of the cell like this:

CellValuePresenter.FromCell(e.Cell).Style = cellChangedStyle;

The problem is that the control does not remember that I changed a cell's style after it has been scrolled out of the visible area of the control if the expander checkbox has not been clicked, then back in view again. How can I make it so that the control remembers that the changed cell's style even after it is scrolled out then back into view? If the expander checkbox is clicked again and an items children are hidden, then the expander checkbox is clicked again to show the children, the color does not show.

Additionally, I have a Save button which saves all of the changed data entities when it is clicked. At this point, then I would like to clear the styles I have set on all the changed cells so that they are no longer yellow.

Many thanks.

Robert

Hi RobertBrower,

In answer to your question - "How can I make it so that the control remembers that the changed cell's style
even after it is scrolled out then back into view ?" a great solution to the issue was suggested by Joe Dour and Andrew Smith. Special thanks to both of them for the suggested solution. 

The solution

1. Use the Tag property on the Cell, so in the CellUpdated event set Cell.Tag to a Boolean true .
2. Bind the Tag of the CellValuePresenter to a multibinding that binds to the CellValuePresenter's Field and Record
to obtain the Cell and then set the CellValuePresenter style trigger to bind to the Tag.Tag(i.e. Cell.Tag) .

<Style TargetType="{x:Type igDP:CellValuePresenter}">
            <Setter Property="Tag">
                <Setter.Value>
                    <MultiBinding Converter="{StaticResource fieldRecordToCell}">
                        <Binding RelativeSource="{RelativeSource Self}" Path="Field" />
                        <Binding RelativeSource="{RelativeSource Self}" Path="Record" />
                    </MultiBinding>
                </Setter.Value>
            </Setter>
            <Style.Triggers>
                <DataTrigger Binding="{Binding RelativeSource={RelativeSource Self}, Path=Tag.Tag, Converter={StaticResource keepChangedCellStyle}}" Value="True" >
                    <Setter Property="Background"  Value="Yellow"/>
                </DataTrigger>
            </Style.Triggers>
</Style>

The attached KeepCellStyleOutOfVisibleAreaSample application contains the full implementation of the solution.

Best Regards,
Yanko

Hi Yanko,

Thanks for this sample.. Helped me a lot!!

Regards,

Poornima