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Hi,
I am internal build 2009.3.1426.1030.
When my grid has a GroupRowStyle (standard style no changes to what is emitted in Blend) - if I group by dragging a column, in xaml or by code, the whole application crashes?
Any help very welcome.
Thanks
Zack
I am internal build 2009.3.1426.1030.
When my grid has a GroupRowStyle (standard style no changes to what is emitted in Blend) - if I group by dragging a column, in xaml or by code, the whole application crashes?
Any help very welcome.
Thanks
Zack
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Hello Zack,
After some testing on my part I was unable to reproduce the problem you are having.
Attached I am sending you a sample application with applied GroupRowStyle (without any changes to it) and some sample data. Could you please modify the project as to demonstrate the crash so I can be of further assistance.
Regards,
Kalin Milanov
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After some testing on my part I was unable to reproduce the problem you are having.
Attached I am sending you a sample application with applied GroupRowStyle (without any changes to it) and some sample data. Could you please modify the project as to demonstrate the crash so I can be of further assistance.
Regards,
Kalin Milanov
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answered on 05 Mar 2010, 12:51 PM
Hi Milan,
Thanks for that.
I have determined why the crash occurs.
It happens I change the theme of the style using the Blend designer.
The theme is generated like this;
Once you change it in the blend designer - it is like this;
With the theme set like this - it crashes the whole application when grouping.
So I can just manually set the theme correctly which works.
On anoher point, is there a way to have the generated template output be the output of the theme of the grid?
So if the grid is a Windows7 theme, the GridViewGroupRowStyle would output with the Windows7 theme? Currently it outputs the brushes etc from the default theme.
Many thanks
Zack
Thanks for that.
I have determined why the crash occurs.
It happens I change the theme of the style using the Blend designer.
The theme is generated like this;
<
telerik:Office_BlackTheme x:Key="Theme"/>
Once you change it in the blend designer - it is like this;
<
System:String x:Key="Theme">Windows7</System:String>
With the theme set like this - it crashes the whole application when grouping.
So I can just manually set the theme correctly which works.
On anoher point, is there a way to have the generated template output be the output of the theme of the grid?
So if the grid is a Windows7 theme, the GridViewGroupRowStyle would output with the Windows7 theme? Currently it outputs the brushes etc from the default theme.
Many thanks
Zack
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Hello Zack,
Kind regards,
Milan
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Currently, it is not possible to output styles based on the current theme as Blend does not know which theme is applied. You could try using the Themes solution that is supplied with our .msi setup package - this solution contains all styles, templates, brushes, etc. of our themes.
Kind regards,
Milan
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