Hi,
I tried to solve this issue in different ways (editing .css) but till now I haven't found a solution.
I set a GridModel with selection feature: GridSelection selection = new GridSelection(); selection.Mode = SelectionMode.Row; selection.Activation = true; gridModel.Features.Add(selection);
Selection works correctly on firefox:
While it does not work correctly on IE9:
Problem is simple: if a row is selected I can't see background selection when it is hovered. It seems like IE9 gives more priority to hover instead of selection. If you look at the IE9 picture you can see that the row is ok, but text is obviously white, and the white background of hover behavior ocults it.Note thatif I select one row and I move the mouse pointer away from that row, I can see it perfectly selected...
Has anyone ever had this problem?
Thanks
Flavio
after different test I found out the "error". It was in the infragistics.theme.css file, and the incriminate row is:
.ui-iggrid td.ui-state-active,.ui-iggrid .ui-ig-altrecord td.ui-state-active,.ui-iggrid th.ui-iggrid-rowselector-class.ui-state-active,.ui-iggrid .ui-ig-altrecord th.ui-iggrid-rowselector-class.ui-state-active,.ui-iggrid tbody .ui-iggrid-mergedcell.ui-state-active,.ui-iggrid tbody .ui-ig-altrecord .ui-iggrid-mergedcell.ui-state-active,.ui-iggrid tbody .ui-iggrid-mergedcellstop.ui-state-active,.ui-iggrid tbody .ui-ig-altrecord .ui-iggrid-mergedcellstop.ui-state-active{background:0;background-color:#4EB7E2;background-image:-moz-linear-gradient(top,#4EB7E2,#2381A9);background-image:-webkit-gradient(linear,left top,left bottom,color-stop(0,#4EB7E2),color-stop(1,#2381A9));color:White;font-weight:normal;border-color:#4EB7E2 transparent #2788B1;text-shadow:none}
I don't know why, probably an old mistake of myself, but the "background: 0;" property was not there. With it problem has been solved.
Thanks and sorry for the time I stole you ;-)Flavio
Hello Flavio,
Appologize my late response.
I will need an isolated sample in order to reproduce the issue on my side.
The used version are supported and I tried them on my machine.
Maybe it is because of the Theme that you are using.
Can you please send us an small sample replicating the behavior?
Hope hearing from you
Could you please indicate me which is the possible style related to this beahvior?It is possible that I changed something wrong during CSS editing...Thanks
Hi Tsvetelina,
You're right, I'm sorry: I forgot to specify all those things...
I think it is something related to css style, but on firefox it is ok. IE 9 (and also IE 8) seem to have this graphic problem...
Which jQuery/jQueryUI version do you use?
Which version of our jQuery components do you use?
What other features do you have enabled?
I tried to reproduce the issue on my side but with no avail.
Hope hearing from you.