Hi Alex,

That's a shame. Many thanks for your response though. I've submitted a feature request as you've suggested.

Cheers,

Richard

(Infragistics) David Negley said:

you could also use the FillSceneGraph event to find the Text primitive for the more indicator, and change the font color in code.

Hi David,

Thanks for the suggestion! I had a look and I've established the MoreIndicatorText's primitive is an item in the SceneGraph collection object, but as it's simply an indexed array I'm unable to establish a stable way of obtaining that object...

The best way I can see so far would be to check for the "more..." text, but (although very unlikely) if a chart were to have a value in the graph that is labelled "more..." for whatever reason this obviously cause a problem...

Any suggestions?

Cheers,

Richard

Does anyone have any more information on determining the Text primitive for the more text indicator in the FillSceneGraph  event?

Cheers,

Richard

you're correct in your observation that there isn't much to distinguish the "more" label in the SceneGraph.  you could use the Path as well as the Text string, but this could still be a false positive in the unlikely event that you have "more..." as one of your row labels.

        void ch_FillSceneGraph(object sender, FillSceneGraphEventArgs e)

        {

            foreach (Primitive p in e.SceneGraph)

            {

                Text t = p as Text;

                if (t != null && t.Path == "Border.Title.Legend" && t.GetTextString() == "more...")

                {

                    t.labelStyle.FontColor = Color.OrangeRed;

                }

            }

        }

Thanks, David! That worked a treat. I noticed the MoreIndicator text always seems to be near the end of the collection of primitives. Can we further presume that the MoreIndicator text will always be the last "more..." primitive?

Cheers,

Richard

that is a safe assumption.

Great, thanks!

Richard