I do not think this belongs into the ItemContainerStyle since the item management is at the higher level of the ListView itself.
I do not think this belongs into the ItemContainerStyle since the item management is at the higher level of the ListView itself. One way you can approach this is by using a behavior from the Blend SDK, e.g. : xmlns:i="schemas.microsoft.com/expression/2010/in... class FlashNewRowBehavior : Behavior { protected override void OnAttached() { base.OnAttached(); AssociatedObject. Loaded += new System.Windows.
RoutedEventHandler(AssociatedObject_Loaded); } void AssociatedObject_Loaded(object sender, System.Windows. RoutedEventArgs e) { var itemsSource = AssociatedObject. ItemsSource; if (itemsSource is INotifyCollectionChanged) { var collection = itemsSource as INotifyCollectionChanged; collection.
CollectionChanged += (s, cce) => { if (cce. Action == NotifyCollectionChangedAction. Add) { // This code sadly is rather unclean, some wait is necessary or the ItemContainerGenerator will return null Wait(TimeSpan.
FromSeconds(0.01)); var itemContainer = AssociatedObject. ItemContainerGenerator. ContainerFromItem(cce.
NewItems0) as ListViewItem; if (itemContainer! = null) { Storyboard sb = new Storyboard(); ColorAnimation anim = new ColorAnimation() { // From is not really needed (if you want to animate from the current background color at least) From = Colors. Navy, // I would create properties instead of hardcoded values To = Colors.
White, Duration = (Duration)TimeSpan. FromSeconds(0.4), AutoReverse = true }; Storyboard. SetTargetProperty(anim, new PropertyPath("Background.
Color")); Storyboard. SetTarget(anim, itemContainer); sb.Children. Add(anim); sb.Begin(); } } }; } } private static void Wait(TimeSpan timeout) { var frame = new DispatcherFrame(); new Thread((ThreadStart)(() => { Thread.
Sleep(timeout); frame. Continue = false; })).Start(); Dispatcher. PushFrame(frame); } }.
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