I've modified the GridViewRowTemplate in order to change the colors of a row when it's selected. But by doing so, I'm unable to use a RowStyleSelector. Anyone have any tips as to how I can keep the functionality of a RowStyleSelector in play while modifying the background color of a selected row? (The background color of a selected row in the Office 2016 template is far too light.)
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Hello David,
To change the background of the selected row you can extract and edit the default template of the row. In the extracted template you can change the Background color of a Border with xName="Background_Selected". Then you can based on the custom styles in the selector to the extracted and modify a template. I have created sample project which demonstrates this behavior.
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Dinko
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To change the background of the selected row you can extract and edit the default template of the row. In the extracted template you can change the Background color of a Border with xName="Background_Selected". Then you can based on the custom styles in the selector to the extracted and modify a template. I have created sample project which demonstrates this behavior.
Regards,
Dinko
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answered on 21 Mar 2018, 03:47 PM
Thanks Dinko. I looked for a couple hours at your solution and mine and they were identical. It was driving me nuts!
Then I noticed that I was basing my StyleSelector on the default RowStyle, not the modified RowStyle. ARGH!!
Thanks for sample tho. It did help in the end.