Hi,
I upgraded one of my projects to 2010 Q1.
Now all of my gridview.UseAlternateRowStyle = True settings don't work.
Has this been removed?
If so, how do I set the alternate row style now? I just want to use the alternate row style in the Windows7 style.
I have hundreds of projects with hundreds of gridviews. Please tell me I don't have to change the code and rebuild all of them.
Thanks,
Michael
I upgraded one of my projects to 2010 Q1.
Now all of my gridview.UseAlternateRowStyle = True settings don't work.
Has this been removed?
If so, how do I set the alternate row style now? I just want to use the alternate row style in the Windows7 style.
I have hundreds of projects with hundreds of gridviews. Please tell me I don't have to change the code and rebuild all of them.
Thanks,
Michael
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Hello Michael,
This property was marked as obsolete in Q3 2009 and removed for Q1 2010. You can use AlternationCount instead - in your case AlternationCount should be set to 2.
Sincerely yours,
Vlad
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This property was marked as obsolete in Q3 2009 and removed for Q1 2010. You can use AlternationCount instead - in your case AlternationCount should be set to 2.
Sincerely yours,
Vlad
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answered on 18 Mar 2010, 05:17 PM
Thanks Vlad
That works.
I like the new Windows7 style in the viewgrid.
That works.
I like the new Windows7 style in the viewgrid.