Hi,
I have a grid that allows for the user to add new records located at the top. Two of the columns are titled "Description", "Type". For a new user they at first do not now that they can add text to the empty cells. Is it possible to have some Italic text that is kinda faded that reads "Add Description" or "Add Type" in the Add New Record Row? Kinda like you see in some forms on the web. Little visual clues for the user.
Thanks,
Bryan
Hi Bryan,
Usually everything done in xaml can be done in code, but I myself find it a lot more difficult especially when it comes to styling/retemplating ot binding and I usually end up using the XamlReader class to get me through.
Regards Petar.
Petar,
Just wondering, could this have been done using codebehind?
Thank you! Your knowledge has been very helpful
Bryan,
There is really no difference when you run the two. They are both kind of the same and yes, they are both correct. The upside of your method is that you can reference one key to many Fields as in mine I wanted to visually illustrate which goes where so it would be easier to memorize
Best regards Petar
What I did before I got your sample is just made multiple styles with different names then referenced them in the fieldsetting for each field.
I noticed in your example that you just added the EditorStyle in the Fieldsettings. Would both examples be the correct way of doing this?
Thanks a lot for your help.