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Dhileep Kumar Sampath
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Dhileep Kumar Sampath
asked on 20 Oct 2009, 03:24 PM
Hi All,
I am using a RadGridView in my usercontrol. I dont want the RowIndicator to be appearing on my Header. I am able to achieve this by RowIndicatorVisibility = Collapsed for the header row during Row_Loaded Event but my header cells seems to be shifted to left so the header and details row alignment is not proper. Is there a way to merge the RowIndicator and First Column of the header alone so that there is no change in the alignment.
If there are any other suggestions other than merging please let me know.
Thanks,
Dhileep
I am using a RadGridView in my usercontrol. I dont want the RowIndicator to be appearing on my Header. I am able to achieve this by RowIndicatorVisibility = Collapsed for the header row during Row_Loaded Event but my header cells seems to be shifted to left so the header and details row alignment is not proper. Is there a way to merge the RowIndicator and First Column of the header alone so that there is no change in the alignment.
If there are any other suggestions other than merging please let me know.
Thanks,
Dhileep
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Hi Dhileep Kumar Sampath,
You may change the template of GridViewHeaderRow in order to hide the border between the first cell and the rowIndicator as well as make the background color the same. I believe that visually this will be exactly what you are chasing.
The template of the Header row may be altered in Expression Blend. You may also set it manually via a setter in the RadGridView.HeaderRowStyle.
In case you need additional guidance just let us know.
Sincerely yours,
Pavel Pavlov
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You may change the template of GridViewHeaderRow in order to hide the border between the first cell and the rowIndicator as well as make the background color the same. I believe that visually this will be exactly what you are chasing.
The template of the Header row may be altered in Expression Blend. You may also set it manually via a setter in the RadGridView.HeaderRowStyle.
In case you need additional guidance just let us know.
Sincerely yours,
Pavel Pavlov
the Telerik team
Instantly find answers to your questions on the new Telerik Support Portal.
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