I'm finding that with the default filter window for columns dynamically changes it's width as I scroll down the selection options.
Is there a way to force it to be a certain width or not do this at all? Maybe horizontally scroll the list or something else?
Without this, it will just not be usable have it dramatically changing width values back and forth as you scroll.
Thanks for any help!
Matt
Is there a way to force it to be a certain width or not do this at all? Maybe horizontally scroll the list or something else?
Without this, it will just not be usable have it dramatically changing width values back and forth as you scroll.
Thanks for any help!
Matt
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Hi mishta,
There is a very easy way to overcome this. Create an instance of our default filtering control, fix its width and assign it as the filtering control of all columns (or the ones that you think might need this). Here is how to do it:
I have attached a sample project. I hope this helps.
Best wishes,
Ross
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There is a very easy way to overcome this. Create an instance of our default filtering control, fix its width and assign it as the filtering control of all columns (or the ones that you think might need this). Here is how to do it:
FilteringControl myCustomizedFilteringControl = new FilteringControl();myCustomizedFilteringControl.MaxWidth = 240;myCustomizedFilteringControl.MinWidth = 240;((GridViewBoundColumnBase)this.clubsGrid.Columns[0]).FilteringControl = myCustomizedFilteringControl;I have attached a sample project. I hope this helps.
Best wishes,
Ross
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