Hello!
I have a custom VisualItem "CustomVisualItem : IconListViewVisualItem" which belongs to a ListView with ViewType=IconsView.
The VisualItem consits of a StackLayoutPanel with 2 LightVisualElements (one is displaying a image and the other displays text).
The Datasource for the ListView is "List<CustomClass>".
Now I want to achieve the following:
- check if VisualItem is Databound to CustomClass
- when property "Disabled" of CustomClass is true then draw a red X over the VisualItem (a red line from Top-Left to Bottom-Right and one from Top-Right to Bottom-Left)
This is my current not working solution:
How can I place the red X (or the rectangle) over the VisuaItem?
I have a custom VisualItem "CustomVisualItem : IconListViewVisualItem" which belongs to a ListView with ViewType=IconsView.
The VisualItem consits of a StackLayoutPanel with 2 LightVisualElements (one is displaying a image and the other displays text).
The Datasource for the ListView is "List<CustomClass>".
Now I want to achieve the following:
- check if VisualItem is Databound to CustomClass
- when property "Disabled" of CustomClass is true then draw a red X over the VisualItem (a red line from Top-Left to Bottom-Right and one from Top-Right to Bottom-Left)
This is my current not working solution:
internal class CustomVisualItem : IconListViewVisualItem {protected override void PaintElement(Telerik.WinControls.Paint.IGraphics graphics, float angle, SizeF scale) { base.PaintElement(graphics, angle, scale); var t = this.Data.DataBoundItem as CustomClass; if (t != null) { if CustomClass.Disabled) { //To shorten the sample, only draw a rectangle graphics.FillRectangle(BoundingRectangle, Color.Silver); // The rectangle is not placed over the VisualItem } } }}How can I place the red X (or the rectangle) over the VisuaItem?
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Hello Froggie,
Thank you for writing.
The PaintElement method is used for painting the actual element and you cannot draw over child elements. When you add child elements to an element they are placed over their parent. This way your X or rectangle is drawn, but is then covered by the child elements. What you can do is to add another element with the size of the parent, which will cover the other child elements and make it visible when the Disabled property is true. In this element you can use the PaintElement method to draw the X.
I hope this will be useful for you. If you have further questions, I would be glad to help.
Greetings,
Ivan Petrov
the Telerik team
Thank you for writing.
The PaintElement method is used for painting the actual element and you cannot draw over child elements. When you add child elements to an element they are placed over their parent. This way your X or rectangle is drawn, but is then covered by the child elements. What you can do is to add another element with the size of the parent, which will cover the other child elements and make it visible when the Disabled property is true. In this element you can use the PaintElement method to draw the X.
I hope this will be useful for you. If you have further questions, I would be glad to help.
Greetings,
Ivan Petrov
the Telerik team
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answered on 13 Apr 2012, 11:41 AM
Thank you!
I still have to make some tweaks, but I think that solved my problem.
If the problem is not solved, then I will let you know it. :-)
I still have to make some tweaks, but I think that solved my problem.
If the problem is not solved, then I will let you know it. :-)