Hello,
I would like to change the row background color before rendering the row when one of its columns assumes a certain value.
In the documentation exists the example below:

<?php				
	$grid = new KoolGrid("grid");
	
	class MyGridEventHandler extends GridEventHandler
	{
		function OnRowPreRender($row,$args)
		{
			$row->CssClass = "blueColor"; // Make the row in blue color.			
		}
	}
	$grid->EventHandler = new MyGridEventHandler();
?> 

I did not find how to get access to columns values using the GridRow class, though.
Best regards.

Never mind,
I have discovered that exists a non documented property Array GridRow::DataItem[String ColumnName] which I am using.
I have got my KoolGrid working as expected.
Best regards.
Jayme Jeffman

Hi Jayme,
Can you please share how you got this to work? I would like to execute a different row color based on a value in a column. for example if status is inactive, display a grayed out look.
Any advice would be very helpful !
Thank you,

Hi Jayme,
Can you please share how you got this to work? I would like to execute a different row color based on a value in a column. for example if status is inactive, display a grayed out look.
Any advice would be very helpful !
Thank you,

Hi Jayme,
Can you please share how you got this to work? I would like to execute a different row color based on a value in a column. for example if status is inactive, display a grayed out look.
Any advice would be very helpful !
Thank you,

Hi Jayme,
Can you please share how you got this to work? I would like to execute a different row color based on a value in a column. for example if status is inactive, display a grayed out look.
Any advice would be very helpful !
Thank you,

Hi Jayme,
Can you please share how you got this to work? I would like to execute a different row color based on a value in a column. for example if status is inactive, display a grayed out look.
Any advice would be very helpful !
Thank you,

Here is the link to the method to apply the css to the row.
http://doc.koolphp.net/Controls/KoolGrid/PHP/GridRow/index.php#CssClass
If you are customizing your rows, then you may want to use other methods depending on the situation.

Hi,
you can try something like this:

	// class MyGridEventHandler extends GridEventHandler
		// {
			// function OnRowPreRender($row,$args)
			// {
				// if ($row->DataItem['somedata'] <= 5 )
				// {
					// $row->CssClass = "red"; // Make the row in red color.}
				// }
				// else if ($row->DataItem['somedata'] >= 6 )
				// {
					// $row->CssClass = "green"; // Make the row in green color.}
				// }	
			// }
		// }
	// $grid->EventHandler = new MyGridEventHandler();
....
<style type="text/css">
.red
	{
		background-color:#99ccff;
	}
.green
{
	background-color:#99ccff;
}
</style>

Hi Hallie,
you can set as condition in MYSQL query for each record and the you can set on KoolGrid.php file function name is "_Render" there was line
$_tpl_td = "<td id='{id}' class='kgrCell {sorted} {visible} {cssclass} {cssclasses} ".$_row->DataItem['colorClassName']."' {valign}><div class='kgrIn' style='{wrap}{align}'>{cell}</div></td>";
$_tpl_td = "<td id='{id}' class='kgrCell {sorted} {visible} {cssclass} {cssclasses} ".$_row->DataItem['colorClassName']."' {valign}><div class='kgrIn' style='{wrap}{align}'>{cell}</div></td>";
add after {cssClass} ".$_row->DataItem['colorClassName']."' the "colorClassName" is from MYSQL script you can define as you want any think name
here .