Jesse Lawler
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Jesse Lawler
asked on 09 Jul 2010, 09:37 AM
I've got a RadPane that when it first loads, even though the <div> it is inside has a width of 100%, is incredibly narrow. The moment I resize the browser (and thus, the <div> container), it resizes properly. I've done some investigating and I realize that it's never fully loading (even though it displays in the browser).
I have put in an EventHandler for OnClientLoaded and it only fires when I resize the container element, not on the initial page load.
What is happening here?
I have put in an EventHandler for OnClientLoaded and it only fires when I resize the container element, not on the initial page load.
What is happening here?
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Hi Jesse,
This behavior occurs if the RadPane's / RadSplitter's parent is initially 'hidden' (i.e. have set CSS property display:none;). In such scenario RadSplitter cannot calculate properly its size and to avoid it you need to manually execute RadSplitter's repaint() client-method when the parent is made visible.
If this is not the case, please make sure that all of the RadSplitter's parents have set exclusively height property (including <html>, <body> and <form>). You can find more detailed information on the subject in this help article.
If you still experiencing problems implementing one of above mentioned approaches could you please open a support ticket and provide a sample runnable project that demonstrates the problem so we can investigate it further?
Best wishes,
Dobromir
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This behavior occurs if the RadPane's / RadSplitter's parent is initially 'hidden' (i.e. have set CSS property display:none;). In such scenario RadSplitter cannot calculate properly its size and to avoid it you need to manually execute RadSplitter's repaint() client-method when the parent is made visible.
If this is not the case, please make sure that all of the RadSplitter's parents have set exclusively height property (including <html>, <body> and <form>). You can find more detailed information on the subject in this help article.
If you still experiencing problems implementing one of above mentioned approaches could you please open a support ticket and provide a sample runnable project that demonstrates the problem so we can investigate it further?
Best wishes,
Dobromir
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answered on 16 Jul 2010, 10:45 PM
Thank you. Calling the .repaint() method took care of the drawing ALMOST perfectly... There's still one strange thing happening:
Within the RadPane, I have an AJAX Control Toolkit TabContainer with several different TabPanels within it. Despite the fact that each of the TabPanels has content, only the first one (ActiveTabIndex = 0) is actually populating with visible content. In all the others, the TabPanel has the correct height to hold its content, but the content is invisible for some reason.
Any ideas?
Jesse
Within the RadPane, I have an AJAX Control Toolkit TabContainer with several different TabPanels within it. Despite the fact that each of the TabPanels has content, only the first one (ActiveTabIndex = 0) is actually populating with visible content. In all the others, the TabPanel has the correct height to hold its content, but the content is invisible for some reason.
Any ideas?
Jesse
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Hello Jesse Lawler,
I am afraid that the provided information is not enough to find teh reason of teh problem. Could you please provide either working sample code or a live url where we can examine the problem? Once we receive that and we have a better understanding on what is actually happening we will do our best to help.
Best wishes,
Svetlina
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I am afraid that the provided information is not enough to find teh reason of teh problem. Could you please provide either working sample code or a live url where we can examine the problem? Once we receive that and we have a better understanding on what is actually happening we will do our best to help.
Best wishes,
Svetlina
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answered on 27 Jul 2010, 01:11 AM
I figured out what was going on here. There was some Javascript craziness that was no fault of Telerik's. :)
Thanks!
Thanks!