MSFlexGrid row selection color

[tarangkaushal]

When I click the 1st column (normally the fixed one) in a flexgrid, it selects the whole row.

Issue is:
1) It shows selection in some particular color. How can I change the selection color. In the properties of felxgrid I could'nt find anything that would do that exactly.
2) It skips the 1st column (non-fixed one) and shows the selection from 2nd column onwards (something lik eoffset by one).

Can someone help me with the above issues!!!

Thanks.

[Fandu_Nagesh]

Hi TarangKaushal,
If you have solved this issue. Can you please help to sort out.

Gurus,
if you know the answers please let ur know
THanx in advance
Regards
Nagesh

[newnick]

Check the "BackColorSel" property in ALL tab of Flexigrid .

[tarangkaushal]

That unfortunately did not help.

If there is 1 fixed column, and I click on one of the columns, then that particular row should be selected in *some* color. I do not know where to change that color from.

Any help??

[newnick]

If there is 1 fixed column, and I click on one of the columns, then that particular row should be selected in *some* color.

This statement is not clear to me...!
However., I changed the above property and it works fine for me.. In my case, I have 1 fixed row & 1 fixed column . And when I select any of the non-fixed rows, my color gets changed..!

[Fandu_Nagesh]

Hi TarangKaushal,
Hope so this solution helps you.
Issue is:
1) It shows selection in some particular color. How can I change the selection color. In the properties of felxgrid I could'nt find anything that would do that exactly.
NewNick is right here. Just go to the flexgrid property. I do not remember exactly but i think.
Appearance->BackColorSel. If you change the color here, surely it will change the selection color.


2) It skips the 1st column (non-fixed one) and shows the selection from 2nd column onwards (something lik eoffset by one).
--hummmmm... ...I remember somthing....
Just change the
FocusRect = NONE.
FGrid.SelectionMode = Row Hope so this works.

Anather option is
FGrid.ColSel = 0 FGrid.ColSel = FGrid.Cols-1
Hope so this works for you.
Thank you
Nagesh