Hi,
I'm trying to use column resizing inside div having fixed width and overflow scroll (or auto).
grid.Resizing.AllowColumnResize = True
grid.Resizing.ClipCellContentOnResize = True
grid.Resizing.EnableRealTimeResize = True
grid.Resizing.ResizeGridOnColumnResize = True
It works almost perfectly but on the client side, when resizing the grid while horizontal scrollbar is scrolled to right, two lines that suppose to show column left and right borders are displayed on wrong position. It seems that during resizing scrollLeft (and scrollTop?) of containers is not calculated.
The same happen when trying to move column if grid is scrolled to left inside similar container.
BTW, I tried also by setting: grid.Style("overflow") = "auto" and grid.Resizing.ResizeGridOnColumnResize = false.
This works in the same way, because the style is applyed to the div containing actual table. It means that setting overflow(x) to auto and fixing the bug would be a nice new feature of RadGrid :-)
Am I missing some point there?
Thanks!
I'm trying to use column resizing inside div having fixed width and overflow scroll (or auto).
grid.Resizing.AllowColumnResize = True
grid.Resizing.ClipCellContentOnResize = True
grid.Resizing.EnableRealTimeResize = True
grid.Resizing.ResizeGridOnColumnResize = True
It works almost perfectly but on the client side, when resizing the grid while horizontal scrollbar is scrolled to right, two lines that suppose to show column left and right borders are displayed on wrong position. It seems that during resizing scrollLeft (and scrollTop?) of containers is not calculated.
The same happen when trying to move column if grid is scrolled to left inside similar container.
BTW, I tried also by setting: grid.Style("overflow") = "auto" and grid.Resizing.ResizeGridOnColumnResize = false.
This works in the same way, because the style is applyed to the div containing actual table. It means that setting overflow(x) to auto and fixing the bug would be a nice new feature of RadGrid :-)
Am I missing some point there?
Thanks!
