Michael Maddux
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Michael Maddux
asked on 08 Mar 2011, 07:20 PM
Hi,
We have recently upgraded our Silverlight app to use version 3.1314. We are noticing that some users are seeing badly formed grids (GridView) - for instance, columns that are not placed correctly under their headings, or headings that are only partly visible.
We are saving grid settings for each user and for each grid so that users see only the columns they want and in the order they want. We also save sorting and filtering information. We save the settings by serializing them following the example on the Telerik website.
We were wondering if the problems we're seeing might be a result of a newer version of GridView trying to make sense of older format grid settings that we retrieve from the database.
My question:
Has there been a change in the grid settings format for GridView that might cause the issues we are seeing?
Thanks,
Mike Maddux
We have recently upgraded our Silverlight app to use version 3.1314. We are noticing that some users are seeing badly formed grids (GridView) - for instance, columns that are not placed correctly under their headings, or headings that are only partly visible.
We are saving grid settings for each user and for each grid so that users see only the columns they want and in the order they want. We also save sorting and filtering information. We save the settings by serializing them following the example on the Telerik website.
We were wondering if the problems we're seeing might be a result of a newer version of GridView trying to make sense of older format grid settings that we retrieve from the database.
My question:
Has there been a change in the grid settings format for GridView that might cause the issues we are seeing?
Thanks,
Mike Maddux
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Hello Mike,
Vlad
the Telerik team
I believe that such issue cannot be caused by the example code for save/load settings. Can you send us small runnable example where we can debug this?
Vlad
the Telerik team
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