Hi everyone
I have a problem with the grid on the third level.
has a scroll, but I can not make it maintain the position after the postback.
i added <Scrolling put AllowScroll="True" SaveScrollPosition="True"> but does not work.
in the following image shows the scroll to which I refer.
I have a problem with the grid on the third level.
has a scroll, but I can not make it maintain the position after the postback.
i added <Scrolling put AllowScroll="True" SaveScrollPosition="True"> but does not work.
in the following image shows the scroll to which I refer.
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Shinu
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answered on 28 Mar 2013, 04:39 AM
Hi,
Check the following forum thread which discussed similar scenario.
Maintain Scroll position
Thanks,
Shinu
Check the following forum thread which discussed similar scenario.
Maintain Scroll position
Thanks,
Shinu
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Layo
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answered on 28 Mar 2013, 12:34 PM
Thanks for your answer ..
I have a problem with that kind of function, because it use SCROLLTOP, and that value always is zero.
I have a problem with that kind of function, because it use SCROLLTOP, and that value always is zero.
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answered on 04 Apr 2013, 02:26 PM
I solved with only javasctipt.
in the event OnScroll put call a function who save de position; onscroll='OnScrollDiv (this)'
The function
function OnScrollDiv(obj) {
document.getElementById("scroll").value = obj.scrollLeft;
}
Then, on each onload in the page, call a function who assign the postion that has been saved previously.
<body class="BODY" onload="assignScrollPosition();">
function assignScrollPosition() {
if (document.getElementById("divTerceraGrilla") != null) {
var divToUpdate = document.getElementById("divTerceraGrilla");
divToUpdate.scrollLeft = document.getElementById("scroll").value;
}
}
I hope it helps someone
in the event OnScroll put call a function who save de position; onscroll='OnScrollDiv (this)'
The function
function OnScrollDiv(obj) {
document.getElementById("scroll").value = obj.scrollLeft;
}
Then, on each onload in the page, call a function who assign the postion that has been saved previously.
<body class="BODY" onload="assignScrollPosition();">
function assignScrollPosition() {
if (document.getElementById("divTerceraGrilla") != null) {
var divToUpdate = document.getElementById("divTerceraGrilla");
divToUpdate.scrollLeft = document.getElementById("scroll").value;
}
}
I hope it helps someone