Hi all,
We're trying to create a completely borderless, minimalist gridview and have almost got it. The only problm remaining is a strange gradient...widget?...that appears only in the first column of the RadGridView. The picture with the red arrow points to what I'm referring to. What is this element? What is its template and/or style? We've gone through the GridViewHeader, GridViewHeaderRow, and GridView itself.
We're trying to create a completely borderless, minimalist gridview and have almost got it. The only problm remaining is a strange gradient...widget?...that appears only in the first column of the RadGridView. The picture with the red arrow points to what I'm referring to. What is this element? What is its template and/or style? We've gone through the GridViewHeader, GridViewHeaderRow, and GridView itself.
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Hi Steven,
It seems that the image you are referring to has not been uploaded. Will it be possible to try one more time to attach it ?
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Maya
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It seems that the image you are referring to has not been uploaded. Will it be possible to try one more time to attach it ?
Regards,
Maya
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answered on 12 May 2014, 12:57 PM
Sure, here you go. The area in question is indicated with the red arrow. I can't find this object anywhere in the template/styles.
Steve
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Hi Steven,
This is the FrozenColumnSplitter. You can remove it by setting CanUserFreeze property of the grid to false and it will not be displayed.
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Maya
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This is the FrozenColumnSplitter. You can remove it by setting CanUserFreeze property of the grid to false and it will not be displayed.
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answered on 12 May 2014, 01:51 PM
Thank you so much! That was the last piece we needed to solve.
Steve
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