Hi Telerik,
We've implemented the drag/drop feature for the RadGridView available in the code samples (using the RowReorderBehavior, etc).
Is there a way to highlight the rows that were dropped (i.e. GVR background=Orange)? We've made several attempts to no avail - is there a way to do this without binding to a property in the ViewModel?
Kind regards
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Hello,
In order to achieve your goal, you can use our RowStyleSelector as demonstrated in this article. You can add a boolean property of your model which will control which row will be highlighted. You can not rely on the visual elements and their properties (i.e. GridViewRow.Background) since RadGridView is virtualized control and the rows are reused on scrolling. This is why you need to work with the data item and a style selector. So, in the DropHandler you can change the IsHighLight property of your object and the style selector will do its job.
Regards,
Yoan
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In order to achieve your goal, you can use our RowStyleSelector as demonstrated in this article. You can add a boolean property of your model which will control which row will be highlighted. You can not rely on the visual elements and their properties (i.e. GridViewRow.Background) since RadGridView is virtualized control and the rows are reused on scrolling. This is why you need to work with the data item and a style selector. So, in the DropHandler you can change the IsHighLight property of your object and the style selector will do its job.
Regards,
Yoan
Telerik by Progress
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