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Ronald Evers
asked on 09 Mar 2010, 03:31 PM
Hey all,
Whenever there are only a few rows in my gridview the rest of the gridview has a grey background. In some cases this is desirable but for some features I would like to fill the rest of the space with empty rows. I attached a screenshot to make it more clear what I would like to do.
Is there any way to achieve this? I've seen a few workarounds but they were very buggy. If anyone has any good ideas let me know.
Thanks.
Whenever there are only a few rows in my gridview the rest of the gridview has a grey background. In some cases this is desirable but for some features I would like to fill the rest of the space with empty rows. I attached a screenshot to make it more clear what I would like to do.
Is there any way to achieve this? I've seen a few workarounds but they were very buggy. If anyone has any good ideas let me know.
Thanks.
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Hi Ronald Evers,
In this case the best solution is to play with the GridView template. You can check this blog post - http://blogs.telerik.com/pavelpavlov/posts/10-02-01/empty_data_template_in_radgridview_for_silverlight_and_wpf.aspx and use the sample project from it as guideline to add ItemsControl that repeats the border representing the empty rows.
Best wishes,
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In this case the best solution is to play with the GridView template. You can check this blog post - http://blogs.telerik.com/pavelpavlov/posts/10-02-01/empty_data_template_in_radgridview_for_silverlight_and_wpf.aspx and use the sample project from it as guideline to add ItemsControl that repeats the border representing the empty rows.
Best wishes,
Tsvyatko
the Telerik team
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