QuickGrid: Add API to specify a custom class for <tr>.

[kuba-si]

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We have a business requirement to highlight (change the background colour of) individual rows in the grid, depending on certain properties of the items.

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I think this could be covered by a simple row class selector at the QuickGrid level. See here for a working prototype. The rows where the country name starts with an 'A' are highlighted in the "In-memory" page:

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[simeyla]

Workaround for highlighting a row:

With the relatively new css pseudo-class :has you can create the following css rule:

tr:has(.selected), tr:has(.selected) td
{
    background: #45257 !important;
}

Then you simply need to apply the class selected to something (anything) inside one of your templated columns. It could even be an otherwise invisible element.

<TemplateColumn Title="Order" Class="col-order">
    <span class="order-id @(context.selected ? "selected" : "")">50001</span>
</TemplateColumn

I'm assuming they'll eventually add such functionality, and this won't of course work for anyone with an older browser so it can't be used if you have no control over your users' browser requirements. And if this doesn't make sense read up about :has().