Sulada,

The Infragistics for ASP.NET WebChart was not designed to really work with CSS for styling. Instead it has various style settings that you would apply through code:

Chart Appearance

Change the Chart's Look and Feel

Assign Custom Colors to Chart Elements

Customize Skins and Paint Elements

If you really require it to come through a CSS file then what you would need to do is parse the CSS file to extract the settings on the server and then apply those settings to your charts through the code behind. For examples of how you might go about parsing the CSS please see the following StackOverflow discussion: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5884844/how-can-i-read-css-properties-in-asp-net

Hello Sulada,

Thank you for this information. However, to properly assist you I need to know which Infragistics controls you are using. Are you using the IgniteUI igDataChart, the Infragistics for ASP.NET WebChart, or some other control?

Hello Sulada,

Which Infragistics product is this for? ASP.NET, IgniteUI, or something else? Also, you mention that you attached a sample but I only see the images. Is there some sample that you can send me?

Hello Prasad,

Did you call EnsureTemplates as I suggested in this thread? If this is not working then it would be recommended that you create a support case with more details about what you have done and how your grid has been set up so that we can look in to this issue further.

Hello Akhtar,

The type of column that you want to use is a BoundCheckBoxField. For an example of this type of column, please see the following sample:

http://www.infragistics.com/samples/aspnet/data-grid/checkbox-column

Hello Jimmy,

One way to work with this would be to handle the ErrorShowing event for the combo. In there, check the dialog state to see if it is anything but closed. If it is then return false to cancel the event, preventing the error message from showing in that instance.

function ErrorShowing(evt, ui) {
    var dialogState = $('#dialog').igDialog('option', 'state');
    if (dialogState != 'closed') {
        return false;
    }
}

I've attached the sample I used to verify this approach works so that you can see how this can be implemented.

Hello Jimmy,

Does wiring up the SelectionChanged event through the on function meet your requirements? Please let me know if I may be any further help with this matter.