See attached screenshot.
As we can see, the color of the highlighted item is set on the entire row, but when clicking this item, the value of the check box is not changing if we click away from the label of the check box. As marked on the screen shot, the green zone represent the positions where, when clicking, the check box value will be change. The red zone is where the check box value is not affected.
I'm aware the it's not currently a "bug". But I would expect it to work even if I click away from the text since highlight color suggests that if we click, we'll select the item...
Comments: ** Comment from web user: BoucherS **
As we can see, the color of the highlighted item is set on the entire row, but when clicking this item, the value of the check box is not changing if we click away from the label of the check box. As marked on the screen shot, the green zone represent the positions where, when clicking, the check box value will be change. The red zone is where the check box value is not affected.
I'm aware the it's not currently a "bug". But I would expect it to work even if I click away from the text since highlight color suggests that if we click, we'll select the item...
Comments: ** Comment from web user: BoucherS **
I can not reproduce the issue. When I use a list of string as CheckcomboBox.ItemsSource, I can click anywhere on a line in the CheckComboBox to Select/UnSelect the item.
Can you send a code snippet that shows the problem ?
Thanks.