


Our requirement is to have a grid with columns with predefined sized, have a static header, column resize enabled, row resize disabled. I tried setting the properties to achieve this requirement, to some extent i was successful. One column has long text with spaces when the user resizes the column the content is taken to next line even if i set ClipCellContentOnResize to be true. This actually increases the row size which we do not want. What we want is to have a fixed row size and the columns should start clipping as soon as the resizer crosses the text. The text should not be taken to the next row.
Following is my grid configuration :
var id = sender.get_id();var windowDiv = $(".RadWindow[id$='" + id + "']");windowDiv.css('z-index', 500);

myDBindex = getWordIndex(AppID, myserv.Name, defaultLang)  mycontrol = CType(dataitem("Name").FindControl("btn_DictionaryName"), Button)  mycontrol.OnClientClick = String.Format("OpenDictionary('{0}', '{1}','{2}','{3}','{4}','{5}');", myDBindex, defaultLang, tblName, "IDSPAService", myIDSpaService, "Name")Me.RadToolTipManager1.TargetControls.Add(mycontrol.ClientID, myDBindex, True)Protected Sub OnAjaxUpdate(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal args As ToolTipUpdateEventArgs)           Me.UpdateToolTip(args.Value, args.UpdatePanel)   End Sub   Private Sub UpdateToolTip(ByVal elementID As String, ByVal panel As UpdatePanel)           Dim ctrl As Control = Page.LoadControl("/FrontEndASCX/Dictionary/Dictionary.ascx")           panel.ContentTemplateContainer.Controls.Add(ctrl)           Dim myDict As ASP.GMDictionary = DirectCast(ctrl, ASP.GMDictionary)           myDict.AppID = AppID           myDict.IndexValue = elementID           myDict.showSaveButton = False   End SubOK, 1 is a specific example of a general case where our fool can create a recurring appointment where the recurrence interval is less than the event duration.
2. Is, I know, by design. But our fool is apt to just accept the defaults and if he creates an hourly recurring appointment and does nothing else, well, you know the results, I'm sure.
What I'd like to see in the Scheduler are options to:
As I say, I'd love to see these in the control, but I imagine that I'm going to have to do the work to try and outwit my fool for sometime to come.
However, if any one out there has already met my fool and written something to try and head him off, I'd be really grateful if you'd be prepared to share your code.
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Stuart

