Hi there,
We are using TreeListView controle in our application.
We have requirements of "Highlighting " nodes in tree list view with some different style than normal nodes. (Remember NOT shown as selected, we want show nodes as highlighted ).
Currently, TreeListView does not have any property so that I can shown its some of nodes as highlighted .
Will you please help me to solve this issue.
We are using TreeListView controle in our application.
We have requirements of "Highlighting " nodes in tree list view with some different style than normal nodes. (Remember NOT shown as selected, we want show nodes as highlighted ).
Currently, TreeListView does not have any property so that I can shown its some of nodes as highlighted .
Will you please help me to solve this issue.
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Hello Ketaki,
You can use the ItemContaienerStyleSelector which selects styles for the TreeList rows. This will allow you to select different styles based on some condition. A limitation here is that the styles are selected only once (when the row loads).
A more dynamic solution is to bind the Background property of the rows using ContainerBindings assigned in the treeList.ItemTemplate's DataTempalte. Container bindings allow you to bind a property of he container (the row) to a property on your ViewModel. You can bind the background to any property and use a ValueConverter if necessary.
Hopefully this will help you,
All the best,
Miroslav
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You can use the ItemContaienerStyleSelector which selects styles for the TreeList rows. This will allow you to select different styles based on some condition. A limitation here is that the styles are selected only once (when the row loads).
A more dynamic solution is to bind the Background property of the rows using ContainerBindings assigned in the treeList.ItemTemplate's DataTempalte. Container bindings allow you to bind a property of he container (the row) to a property on your ViewModel. You can bind the background to any property and use a ValueConverter if necessary.
Hopefully this will help you,
All the best,
Miroslav
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answered on 13 Jan 2013, 10:23 PM
Hi, is there any documentation or info or example of this ItemContainterStyleSelector. I have the same need as described in this post, but can't find reference or example of proposed solution?
Thanks,
Edit: Sorry, forget that. Found different solution in the documentation...
Thanks,
Edit: Sorry, forget that. Found different solution in the documentation...