TextColor Bug

[Administrator]

Hi,

I think I found a bug in the GGC. You have to do the following steps to reproduce the error.

1. Open Visual Studio create a new project (Windows Forms) and put a GGC on the form.

2. In the property grid where you can see all properties of the grid - open the Table Descriptor and click on the columns property. Now the column property dialog opens.

3. Add a column and set the TextColor property below the Appearance property (AnyRecordFieldCell) to a specific color. When you are done - close the dialog.

4. Add a second column (like described in 2.) and change the TextColor property (AnyRecordFieldCell) for that column to another column and close the dialog.

Now you get an "object not set to a reference" exception and the studio crashes.

Any idea what's wrong here?

[Administrator]

Hi,

in 4. it should be "to another color" not "to another column"


>Hi,

I think I found a bug in the GGC. You have to do the following steps to reproduce the error.

1. Open Visual Studio create a new project (Windows Forms) and put a GGC on the form.

2. In the property grid where you can see all properties of the grid - open the Table Descriptor and click on the columns property. Now the column property dialog opens.

3. Add a column and set the TextColor property below the Appearance property (AnyRecordFieldCell) to a specific color. When you are done - close the dialog.

4. Add a second column (like described in 2.) and change the TextColor property (AnyRecordFieldCell) for that column to another column and close the dialog.

Now you get an "object not set to a reference" exception and the studio crashes.

Any idea what's wrong here?

[Administrator]

Hi,

did you already take a look at that issue. It seems we have the same problem when we switch our application in the design mode (via our custom designer). Setting the TextColor results in a "object not set to a reference exception"

[Administrator]

Hi Tom,

Thanks for bringing this issue to our attention.

We could reproduce the issue as mentioned. As a workaround for this issue. You can change the TextBoColor of the record field cell in a Form.Load event(runtime) . Here is a code snippet.

this.grid.TableDescriptor.Columns["ColumnName"].Appearance.TextColor = Color.Blue;

Thanks for your continued interest in Syncfusion products.

Regards,
Haneef

[Administrator]

Hi Haneef,

I think you mean:

this.grid.TableDescriptor.Columns["ColumnName"].Appearance.AnyRecordFieldCell.TextColor

but the problem exists even in this case


>Hi Tom,

Thanks for bringing this issue to our attention.

We could reproduce the issue as mentioned. As a workaround for this issue. You can change the TextBoColor of the record field cell in a Form.Load event(runtime) . Here is a code snippet.

this.grid.TableDescriptor.Columns["ColumnName"].Appearance.TextColor = Color.Blue;

Thanks for your continued interest in Syncfusion products.

Regards,
Haneef

[Administrator]

Hi Sachin,

Here is a minimal sample that shows you "How to change the text color of the column in a grid?". Please try the attached sample and let me know if this helps.

sample : GGCCurrentRecordMoveUPDOWN.zip

Best regards,
Haneef