GridGroupingControl Colors

[John Slater]

Ok, stupid question of the day #15. When setting the color of AnyCell for a GGC, it''s overriding the GridGroupingControl.BackColor. All other colors are correct.

Basically, I''m doing the following:
this.GridGroupingControl.Appearance.ColumnHeaderCell.Themed = false;
this.GridGroupingControl.Appearance.ColumnHeaderCell.BackColor = this.headerBackColor1;
this.GridGroupingControl.Appearance.GroupCaptionCell.Themed = false;
this.GridGroupingControl.Appearance.GroupCaptionCell.BackColor = this.headerBackColor2;
this.GridGroupingControl.Appearance.AlternateRecordFieldCell.BackColor = this.altRowBackColor;
this.GridGroupingControl.Appearance.AnyCell.BackColor = this.rowBackColor;
this.GridGroupingControl.BackColor = this.gridBackColor;

The GridGroupingControl.BackColor is always the same as the this.GridGroupingControl.Appearance.AnyCell.BackColor.

Thanks,

[Administrator]

Do not set the AnyCell property. Instead try setting these properties to see if this does what you want.

this.gridGroupingControl1.BackColor = Color.Red;
this.gridGroupingControl1.Appearance.RecordFieldCell.BackColor  = Color.Green;
this.gridGroupingControl1.Appearance.AlternateRecordFieldCell.BackColor  = Color.Blue;

[John Slater]

Worked perfectly, thanks.

>Do not set the AnyCell property. Instead try setting these properties to see if this does what you want.
>

>this.gridGroupingControl1.BackColor = Color.Red;
>this.gridGroupingControl1.Appearance.RecordFieldCell.BackColor  = Color.Green;
>this.gridGroupingControl1.Appearance.AlternateRecordFieldCell.BackColor  = Color.Blue;
>