I am having trouble removing the selected row appearance. I am certain that our implementation is forcing a style upon our grid, I just need help understanding all of its influences. I have configured the selected row appearance manually and I have placed a break point on row activation and set the selected row appearance to default. However, it continues to reset to a particular style. I know that we use a style sheet and I am wondering what takes precedence. I would have thought setting it at breakpoint would override any configuration, but I cannot seem to make it behave. Can you point me in the direction of what to research?
never mind: http://news.infragistics.com/forums/p/18795/68321.aspx#68321
Search for this all day and I don't find it until after I post. Sorry for any inconvenience.
I was able to follow the link above to create the inherited style. On the surface everything appears to work. However, if I click on a row border, the entire row sets the background color to white. Using the appstylist, I cannot see where this is coming from. I believe it is a combination of appearance configuration and app style, but I cannot find a source for a white background. GridRow is not defined in the Base Style.
<styleSet name="GridPlan" basedOn="BaseStyle"><styles>
<style role="GridCell"><states> <state name="Normal" fontName="Microsoft Sans Serif" fontSize="8" /> <state name="Selected" fontName="Microsoft Sans Serif" fontSize="8" /></states></style>
<style role="GridRow"><states>
<state name="Normal" borderColor="150, 150, 150" borderAlpha="Opaque" />
</states></style></styles></styleSet>