[Solved] Getting rid of the row indicator

[Christian]

Hi folks,

I'm currently building a silverlight 2.0 application in which a multicolumn treeview element is needed. In the solution linked in this thread, a GridView is used to display hierarchical data in combination with normal columns. So far it works quite well, but now I would like to style the GridView. To be more precise, I would like to get rid of the column headers (easily achieved with ShowColumnHeaders="False") and the row headers/row indicators, which seems to be more complicated. Could anyone give me a hint?

Christian

[Missing User]

Hi Christian,

Please try to set the RowIndicatorVisibility property to "Collapsed":

<telerik:RadGridView x:Name="RadGridView1" RowIndicatorVisibility="Collapsed"/>

Hope this helps.

Best wishes,

Anastasia
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[Christian]

Hi Anastasia,

Thanks a lot. I simply overlooked this property. Works like a charm!
Now, the one thing left is to get rid of the thin gray bar which is positioned between the row indictator column and the first "normal" column. How do I loose this one?

Yours,
Christian

[Missing User]

Hi Christian,

The gray bar you are referring to is what we call Frozen Column Splitter, which allows to scroll only the columns on its right side. If you want to turn this functionality off and hide it you will need to set CanUserFreezeColumns="False".

Kind regards,
Anastasia
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[Christian]

Hi Anastasia,

Thanks a lot again. I noticed the CanUserFreezeColumns property but of course I had no idea about it's effects.

Thanks again and have a nice day!

Christian