Remove the border from a selected cell in a row in datagrid

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As you can see in the picture around Jesse Furher has a black border line, how can i remove that line for all cells?

<img src='http://www.picz.ro/thumbnails/e74aed009a3f8c741e40db819509a77e.png' alt='Image Hosting' border='0'>

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<DataGrid SelectionUnit="FullRow" SelectionMode="Extended"  ItemsSource="{Binding Path=DataClienti}" AutoGenerateColumns="False" Height="257" Margin="11,34,114,0" Name="dataGrid1" VerticalAlignment="Top" DataContext="{Binding}" IsSynchronizedWithCurrentItem="True" GridLinesVisibility="Horizontal">

                    <DataGrid.Columns>
                        <DataGridTextColumn Width="60" IsReadOnly="True"  Header="Nr. crt" Binding="{Binding Id}" SortDirection="Descending"></DataGridTextColumn>
                        <DataGridTextColumn Width="0.3*" IsReadOnly="True" Header="Nume Client" Binding="{Binding NumeClient}"></DataGridTextColumn>
                        <DataGridTextColumn Width="0.3*" IsReadOnly="True" Header="Tip Utilaj" Binding="{Binding TipUtilaj}"></DataGridTextColumn>
                        <DataGridTextColumn Width="0.3*" IsReadOnly="True" Header="Telefon" Binding="{Binding Telefon}"></DataGridTextColumn>
                        <DataGridTextColumn Width="0.3*" IsReadOnly="True" Header="Mecanic" Binding="{Binding Mecanic}"></DataGridTextColumn>
                        <DataGridTextColumn Width="0.2*" IsReadOnly="True" Header="Cost" Binding="{Binding Cost}"></DataGridTextColumn>
                    </DataGrid.Columns>
                </DataGrid>

Posted 22-Jul-12 3:30am

Gabriel Sas

Updated 22-Jul-12 3:38am

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woutercx 22-Jul-12 9:35am

I can't solve it if you don't show the XAML...

Kenneth Haugland 22-Jul-12 9:45am

Add a style that targets DataGridCell and set some of the boundaries to 0 or nothing or something like that....

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Solution 1

You could take a look at these properties:

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/jaimer/archive/2009/01/20/styling-microsoft-s-wpf-datagrid.aspx[^]

if that doesn't work, you would have to modify the default template for the DataGrid, but it's rather advanced..

http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/wpf/thread/8e6f3c70-f65f-4152-9469-9ae3e9239126[^]

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc278066(v=VS.95).aspx[^]

Posted 22-Jul-12 3:45am

woutercx

Updated 22-Jul-12 3:47am

v2

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Gabriel Sas · Accepted Answer · 2012-07-22T04:45:00

<datagrid.cellstyle>

                       <style targettype="DataGridCell">

                           <style.triggers>

                               <trigger property="IsSelected" value="True">

                                   <setter property="BorderThickness" value="0" />

                               </trigger>

                           </style.triggers>

                       </style>
 </datagrid.cellstyle>

after i saw the examples i realized that i can create a setter on the property isselected and this solved my GUI problem