Karthik Reddy
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Karthik Reddy
asked on 24 Jul 2015, 06:34 PM
Hi,
I am binding a RadGridView to a dynamic data source that can contain multiple numbers of columns. A blank column is always being displayed to the right of the grid and this column can not be selected. I am not adding this column in code and cannot see this column in the columns collection of the grid. I have googled and found a solution as adding column width as "*". But if i do so my window is going to infinite size as i have not defined max width(Reason for not defining max width is they are using at multiple places in the project).
I am binding a RadGridView to a dynamic data source that can contain multiple numbers of columns. A blank column is always being displayed to the right of the grid and this column can not be selected. I am not adding this column in code and cannot see this column in the columns collection of the grid. I have googled and found a solution as adding column width as "*". But if i do so my window is going to infinite size as i have not defined max width(Reason for not defining max width is they are using at multiple places in the project).
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Hello,
It seems RadGridView is measured with infinity in this scenario. Generally, I would not recommend you defining RadGridView (or any virtualized control) in panels like ScrollViewer,DockPanel, StackPanel or Grid with Row.Height=Auto as they measure its content with infinity and the UI virtualization of the grid will be broken. Consequently, there will be also performance degradation.
You can place RadGridView in a Grid with Row.Height="*" instead. You can also refer to the online documentation explaining how the UI virtualization works.
Regards,
Dimitrina
Telerik
It seems RadGridView is measured with infinity in this scenario. Generally, I would not recommend you defining RadGridView (or any virtualized control) in panels like ScrollViewer,DockPanel, StackPanel or Grid with Row.Height=Auto as they measure its content with infinity and the UI virtualization of the grid will be broken. Consequently, there will be also performance degradation.
You can place RadGridView in a Grid with Row.Height="*" instead. You can also refer to the online documentation explaining how the UI virtualization works.
Regards,
Dimitrina
Telerik
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