Change Backcolor Of Selected Row In Datagridview On Mouseover?
Apr 3, 2012
I am attempting to setup a DataGridView on a form so that the row under the mouse is highlighted. I've got that working with the following, except the currently selected row will not highlight on MouseEnter.
The forms contains 4 separate DataGridView and the only row that is highlighted should be the one under the mouse cursor.[code]...
In WinForms (Vb.Net / Framework 3.5), I've created a BindableListView control that has a DataSource property that accepts IDataReader's, DataTable's, Array's, Generic Lists and Single objects. I also added the ability to alternate colors when the data is bound to the ListView (I put in sorting also by default with support for numeric & date time). What I have not been able to figure out yet is how to change the selected item's color from the System color (without changing the system color which I don't want to do). I've used the ItemSelectionChanged and SelectedIndexChanged to change the BackColor of the ListViewItem but the selected color always overrides the BackColor (HideSelection doesn't work because it only does that when the control loses focus). My question, Is there a way to change the selected items color (without drawing it myself)?
I've turned the web upside down looking for a way to do this.The only thing I found(although I couldn't get it to work) was the example from the documentation, and it's more code than there is in my program to begin with.
There has to be a simply method of changing the BackColor of the selected item in the ListView details view.I know it's selected when you click on it, and you can press the up/down arrow keys and it'll scroll through the items.
I just want to change the backcolor from the default dark blue to something else, with a line or two of code.
I would like to change backcolor of current row in datagridview. Now this thing must work even if i change row trough keyboard, so click event doesn't do the trick for me.The thing is... i would like to accomplish something similar like the code below but on diferent event
Private Sub DataGridView_CellDoubleClick.... Me.DataGridView.CurrentRow.DefaultCellStyle.BackColor = Color.AntiqueWhite
I have a databound combo box column. When a value in another field starts with an 8, I want to make the combo box read-only and turn the background gray so the user knows it is read-only.
Here is the code I'm using, where am I going wrong? It doesn't change the backcolor to gray.
Private Sub dgvTest_CellFormatting(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.DataGridViewCellFormattingEventArgs) Handles dgvTest.CellFormatting
I would like to change the backcolor of the cell in a row based upon the value of a checkbox in another cell. The value of cell 2 would be a checkbox, so it is either true or false. If it is true, then color the backcolor of just cell 1?
If MyDataGridView.Rows.Count > 1 Then For Each orow As DataGridViewRow In MyDataGridView.Rows Console.WriteLine("DK {0}", orow.Index)[code]......
I'm trying to make the BackColor of each row the same when a certain field is equal. When it reaches a row where this field is not equal to the previous one, it changes the BackColor property of the row.
Below is what I've come up with... but all the rows are remaining the same color. From what I can tell i'm changing the DefaultCellStyle.BackColor property and that applies to all cells, not just the current row in the loop. What property do I change to only affect the current row in the loop?
vb Private Sub CommonSiteDGVBackColor() Dim switchBackColor As Boolean = False Dim prevSite As String = Nothing
on mouseover and switch back/un-highlight when the mouse it isnt moused over. I am currently using a picture, but it doesnt change any when I mouseover
I wrote a visual basic program whose icon displays "WindowsApplication1" when I mouseover it. Is there a property somewhere you can change so that it will display the name of your program instead? I'm sure this is really simple to change but I just can't find where the property is in the IDE.
basically, when a user selects a row... the colors should inverse. for instance, if the background color is red and the foregrould is black when the user selects the row, the foreground becomes red and the background black... and then goes back to its orginal color when the user leaves the row.
I am trying to change the font color of cell(s) that are selected by the user. So, the user highlights the cells, then presses a button to change the font color. I tried using datagridview1.selectedcells, but couldn't figure it out.
I have refereed the Colored List Box codebank entry by tassa. Using this i face a problem, whenever the listbox looses the focus, the selected item backcolor is changed to white.How should i make the listbox to keep the backcolor.
I'm building an app that is a basic daytimer type of app. My problem is that I can't get the textbox(Textbox1) backcolor and text to change when I need it to. For instance, if there are events for January 12 and the user clicks on the Jan 12 link in the Calendar control, if there are any events in the SQL table for that day it should populate the appropriate times. The funny, or not so funny, thing is that I have another textbox named "TheEvent" that I can change the backcolor and text on with the code below and it works fine.[code]...
I have a problem with changing the color of a button (in vb.net). I have searched the web and plenty of people are willing to tell me HOW TO change the color but my problem is - it doesn't. I say it doesn't, it does when it has finished the rest of the code in the Sub. Can anyone furnish me with an explanation please as to why it doesn't happen when I ask? I'm using Visual Studio 2008
I tried to change the TabControl back color but only succeeded changing the tabs back color (with the code below) but not the tab control color (which is behind the tabs, in the upper right corner).
Private Sub TabControl1_DrawItem(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.DrawItemEventArgs) Handles TabControl1.DrawItem 'Firstly we'll define some parameters. Dim CurrentTab As TabPage = TabControl1.TabPages(e.Index) Dim ItemRect As Rectangle = TabControl1.GetTabRect(e.Index) [Code] .....
I look for way of easy change ToolStrip colour from horribel blue to any other color. I try make gradient image in memory for set BackgroundImage property but cannot know way to make image gradient for memory.
Ok here is the problem I have. On the tab control in visual basic 2010 there does not seem to be an option to change backcolor. I have searched the web for 6 hours (no joke actually 6 hours) but I have not been successful.
I'm trying to change the existing 10 labels color on my form at runtime they are named this way (label1,label2,label3...label10) however i haven't bin able to successfully do it so far. Here is the code:
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click Dim LabelArray(10) As Label For x As Integer = 0 To 9 Dim strLabelName As String = "Label" + x.ToString [Code] .....
So im makeing class, where i need to change BackColor for part of form..What i meen is, i need to change forms BackColor, but not for all form, but for, example 20px from top..
When I change the BackColor for a Form, and then add new buttons, they have by default the same BackColor as the Form itself. That does not show on my Windows 7 development computer, but when I use the program on an XP machine, all buttons appear the same color as the form.
I correct this by changing the button's BackColor property to ButtonFace, but it is a pain to do it all the time and some times it gets past me and a wrong color button goes into the application.
Is there a way to change how this works so all buttons are placed with ButtonFace BackColor by default?
I have searched the web and not found a good resolution for this problem in vb.net. When you change a color in the controls property it does not respond with the color changes.