Hi in my application i have a radwindow with treeview inside a combobox for selecting items ...
Issue is i have set the height and width of the window, and if i click the combobox the height remains the same but i am getting a scrollbar to navigate the treeview...
what property can i set inorder to display the treeview items out of the window if it exceeds the window height so that users don wnat to scroll the window for selecting the items...
Issue is i have set the height and width of the window, and if i click the combobox the height remains the same but i am getting a scrollbar to navigate the treeview...
what property can i set inorder to display the treeview items out of the window if it exceeds the window height so that users don wnat to scroll the window for selecting the items...
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Hi Deva,
When you display a content page in the RadWindow, that page is separate from the main one and is displayed in an IFRAME. When you show the RadComboBox dropdown, the IFRAME automatically creates scrollbars - this is not controlled by RadWindow in any way.
Since the only DHTML element that could be displayed over an IFRAME is the standard dropdown control (that is a special, heavy-weight control), my suggestion is to use RadWindow as controls container. In such scenario, you have only one page and RadComboBox will be displayed as you need it.
Kind regards,
Georgi Tunev
the Telerik team
When you display a content page in the RadWindow, that page is separate from the main one and is displayed in an IFRAME. When you show the RadComboBox dropdown, the IFRAME automatically creates scrollbars - this is not controlled by RadWindow in any way.
Since the only DHTML element that could be displayed over an IFRAME is the standard dropdown control (that is a special, heavy-weight control), my suggestion is to use RadWindow as controls container. In such scenario, you have only one page and RadComboBox will be displayed as you need it.
Kind regards,
Georgi Tunev
the Telerik team
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