Hi,
I dont seem to be able to set the foreground for a xamDateTimeEditor when it is embedded within another control, in my case, its set as the content of a radio button.
Also how do I prevent the XamDateTimeEditor from going into editmode when the control has IsReadOnly = True?
Thanks
Hi aa_afolabi,
Setting the foreground color of the XamDateTimeInput should work in both conditions where the control is used as the content of another control as well as when it is implemented on its own; also, setting the IsReadOnly property to true, will prevent editing of the control’s value via the editor.
I have constructed a sample to demonstrate this behavior, where both behaviors are achieved; in this sample, I am implementing three discrete RadioButton controls which each have the XamDateTimeInput is used as their content, when any of the RadioButton’s are selected, their associated XamDateTimeInput will become both editable as well as having its foreground modified to red, when the RadioButton is unselected, the editor will become read only and will assume its default foreground color.
ValueConverters were implemented to convert the IsSelected value of the RadioButton, which returns a color value for the ForeColor as well as an inverted bool which is passed to the IsReadOnly property of the editor.
Please find the sample attached.
If you have any further questions, please let me know.
Sincerely,Chris KDeveloper Support EngineerInfragistics, Inc.www.infragistics.com/support
Hi Chris,
My issue was with the xamDateTimeEditor but your response was centered around the XamDateTimeInput. I am not in a position to upgrade my apps to the latest control just yet. I am trying to create a sample to show the problem but it is proving a little tricky. I will update this post as soon as it is ready.
In addition to the above, how do you change the colour of the caret? I'm referring to the blinking cursur in edit mode.
I must retract my last statement, although modifying the caret’s color is not directly extended from the XamDateTimeEditor, it is possible to achieve this behavior by implementing a style which targets the CaretElement and modifies its background.
I have constructed and attached a sample which demonstrates one possible approach for further context.
If you have any further questions regarding this behavior, please let me know.
I have modified our earlier sample to reflect this approach using the XamDateTimeEditor, which I have attached for further context.
The behavior that you are interested in regarding the modification of the editor’s carat appearance is not yet supported by the XamDateTimeEditor and I have submitted product idea, PI13060067; to have this behavior considered for development and implementation into a future release.