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Hi there. I'm trying to deal with a couple of issues (both involving dissapearing group rows). In the first case, when using the scrollwheel to resize the browser fonts larger, at a certain point the group rows dissapear (replaced by an empty white bar). What could cause this to happen? I hesitate to post my xaml here, since we've done so much customization to it that it's become huge.
In the other case (same grid), we're trying to print the grid. I order to make it look right we've got to scale it so that it fits the page horizontally. When too many columns are present (5) the group rows dissapear. I've tried the grid print example, and it seems to scale with no problems. If I disable the scaling in our own code, the group rows remain (although they then run off the page on the right). What could cause this to happen?
Edit: I've modified the sample project to illustrate the print behavior (the main one I'm trying to solve). The group rows on the second page are missing. I'll send that along as a support ticket.
Edit2: Ok, I've no idea how to submit a support ticket. The link to send a support ticket just sends me to the base support section of the site. :(
Thanks!
Steve
In the other case (same grid), we're trying to print the grid. I order to make it look right we've got to scale it so that it fits the page horizontally. When too many columns are present (5) the group rows dissapear. I've tried the grid print example, and it seems to scale with no problems. If I disable the scaling in our own code, the group rows remain (although they then run off the page on the right). What could cause this to happen?
Edit: I've modified the sample project to illustrate the print behavior (the main one I'm trying to solve). The group rows on the second page are missing. I'll send that along as a support ticket.
Edit2: Ok, I've no idea how to submit a support ticket. The link to send a support ticket just sends me to the base support section of the site. :(
Thanks!
Steve