Hi, can anyone tell me how to configure a grid to use different images for the expand/collapse buttons?
Scenario: I'm using a grid set with a skin (Sunset) whose expand/collapse icons are not acceptable. Another skin, Office2007, has much better icons (boxed plus/minus symbols, which is an industry standard). I want to use those images without either replacing the Sunset skin images in place, defining a new custom skin, or changing which skin the grid uses.
This should be trivial and on the surface the means to do it appear to be there, but...
What I've tried (which obviously hasn't worked): I've copied the two images into my own images folder within the web app, I've changed the grid's ExpandCollapseColumn ButtonType to ImageButton, and set the CollapseImageURL and ExpandImageURL to the paths to my copies of the images (in my images folder). I've made these changes in both the top-level grid properties and in the grid's MasterTableView properties.
The result is that the e/c column still displays the icons taken from the grid's skin definition.
Thanks in advance for any help
Chris
Scenario: I'm using a grid set with a skin (Sunset) whose expand/collapse icons are not acceptable. Another skin, Office2007, has much better icons (boxed plus/minus symbols, which is an industry standard). I want to use those images without either replacing the Sunset skin images in place, defining a new custom skin, or changing which skin the grid uses.
This should be trivial and on the surface the means to do it appear to be there, but...
What I've tried (which obviously hasn't worked): I've copied the two images into my own images folder within the web app, I've changed the grid's ExpandCollapseColumn ButtonType to ImageButton, and set the CollapseImageURL and ExpandImageURL to the paths to my copies of the images (in my images folder). I've made these changes in both the top-level grid properties and in the grid's MasterTableView properties.
The result is that the e/c column still displays the icons taken from the grid's skin definition.
Thanks in advance for any help
Chris