I have a grid in which each row has an error and hence shows up as pink/red. That's as it should be, but the problem is that in this situation, it is impossible to tell which row(s) are selected. Is there a way to change it so that even when all rows are in error the row selection is still visible?
Thanks!
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Hi Brad,
The validation and the selection of the selected item are represented as a Border placed on top of the row. When you have validation its Border is on top of all other ones. To workaround this you can extract and modify the default template of the GridViewRow. In the extracted template you can navigate to a Border with x:Name="Background_Selected" and change the place with the Border with x:Name="Background_Invalid".
I have created a sample project which demonstrates this approach. Hope this information is helpful.
Regards,
Dinko
Progress Telerik
The validation and the selection of the selected item are represented as a Border placed on top of the row. When you have validation its Border is on top of all other ones. To workaround this you can extract and modify the default template of the GridViewRow. In the extracted template you can navigate to a Border with x:Name="Background_Selected" and change the place with the Border with x:Name="Background_Invalid".
I have created a sample project which demonstrates this approach. Hope this information is helpful.
Regards,
Dinko
Progress Telerik
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