Thanks Joe,

Please advise if you can point me to an example of xaml that sets a control template on the xamdatagrid for this purpose. Any help would be greatly appreciated :-)

Kyryll

Hello Kyryll,

We ship our default xaml styles and you can find them in the DefaultStyles directory in the Infragistics folder on your computer.

Hope this helps.

Hi Alex,

Need your advice.

I have multiple XamDataGrids on a form all displayed in various dock panels.

What I want to do is only have one of the grids' active rows highlighted.

So basically I want to introduce a new look for a row thats active within its own grid while that grid is inactive among others. So that when a user is looking at the screen they can see which grid is active and which rows are active in all grids, while the active row in the active grid is especially distinguishable .

Would you recommend to switch templates on the fly, as grids activate/deactivate, or would you recommend to introduce the third state for a record that caters for "active record in inactive grid" situation?

Thanks for your help,

Kyryll

Actually I just had a look and saw that there is already a "state" for the record thats active in an inactive grid. I just need to retemplate it so that it doesnt look like the "Alternating" grey record.

Whats the name of the brush that used for this? (Office2kBlack theme)

Chhers,

Kyryll

Hi Kyryll

I believe you might be looking for the Alternating color? If so, you can change that with the "BackgroundAlternate" property on the DataRecordCellArea.

<Style TargetType="{x:Type igDP:DataRecordCellArea}">

<Setter Property="BackgroundAlternate" Value="#FFEBEBEB"/>

</Style>

Does this help?