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[Solved] Changing row span on existing table causes unwanted changes

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Mark asked on 31 Jul 2009, 11:00 PM

The editor used was IE7.

I created a table with the Table Wizard.  I clicked on the "Columns: +" button twice to expand the table to 4 columns and then clicked on the "Rows: +" button twice to expand the table to 4 rows.  I then selected the cell at position 1,1 and clicked on the "Column Span: +" column twice to cause the cell to span columns 1,2 and 3 in the table.  I then clicked the "Row Span: +" button once and instead of having this cell span rows 1 and 2, two columns were inserted to the left of the cell and the cell at position 4,4 was changed to span two rows and 3 columns.  The original cell still only spanned a single row. 

I've reproduced this exact behavior multiple times, but found no mention of anything like this in the forums.  Does anyone know what might be happening here?

 

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Mark

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answered on 03 Aug 2009, 06:07 PM
This was apparently an older version of the Editor that was being used.  It appears that telerik has changed the Table Wizard so that a user cannot increase both the row span and column span of a single cell.  Once the column span of a cell is increased, the control for increasing row span is disabled and vice versa.

This represents a decrease in functionality, but at least it doesn't allow the changes to other cells to occur.

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