Grid Row Overflow in Safari Browser

[Vargis]

Hi All,

I have an issue in Safari Browser on Widows 7 OS.

Rad Grid rows are overflowing the fixed height when scroll amount is very large.
Here I had attached the screenshot of small scroll and large.

[Vargis]

Please give a solution for this issue.
You can see it is occuring only when huge data is populated (means large no of rows)

[Venelin]

Hello Vargis,

In order to resolve the issue we would need a little bit more information.

1. Are there any javascript errors listed in browser's console while you observe the wrong behavior? This is very essential for the proper work of RadGrid. If you find any errors they should be resolved.

2. Is this happening in all browsers?

3. Is this happens initially when grid loads or after performing some operations?

4. If it's possible for you, please provide some code that we can examine locally.

Regards,
Venelin
Telerik

 

 

[Vargis]

2.Actually this issue is only in Safari.
3.Not in Grid load please read my content ...when a small amount of data is populated inside the grid it looks fine but if we filter a 2 to 6 months there will be huge datas and it will overflow a bit over the intial height.
4.Not possible now

[Venelin]

Hello Vargis,

Did you omit to add the answer of the first question? It is the most important because client-side functionality (like scrolling) requires no JS errors on the page. Also without any clue of your code (question 4) we can't say where the problem might be.

Please add the answer to the first question and try to answer to the following ones:

1. Do you ajaxify the RadWindow and/or the RadGrid. If so please go through this topic: How to Use RadWindow with AJAX.

2. Is it possible to provide your ajax settings?

3. Please try to repaint grid's structure after it is loaded using the .repaint() method. Call the below handler OnGridCreated client event:

JavaScript:

function onGridCreated(sender, args){
   setTimeout(function(){
      sender.repaint();
   });
}

If this can't help please elaborate more and provide the needed information in order to replicate the problem on our side.

Regards,
Venelin
Telerik