Hi Guys,
I have encountered a problem under Edge whereby the grid header and data columns become misaligned after double-clicking a resize handle and then moving the mouse over the headers.
See the attached zip file which contains a mp4 video that demonstration the problem.
Unfortunately I haven't be able to replicate the issue within a dojo example but my investigations so far have revealed
- Problem only occurs under Edge ... Chrome and Firefox work fine
- The number/type of columns does not seem to be a factor as long as the total column width exceeds the grid width causing a horizontal scrollbar to be shown
- Problem occurs with or without frozen columns
- Initial column size is not a factor
- Field data is not a factor as a zero record grid also shows the same problem
Therefore I was wondering
a) Has this type of problem been encountered before and if so was there a solution
b) If you had any thoughts on what might be causing the problem
c) Any other suggestions or areas for further investigation
Regards
Alan
I have encountered a problem under Edge whereby the grid header and data columns become misaligned after double-clicking a resize handle and then moving the mouse over the headers.
See the attached zip file which contains a mp4 video that demonstration the problem.
Unfortunately I haven't be able to replicate the issue within a dojo example but my investigations so far have revealed
- Problem only occurs under Edge ... Chrome and Firefox work fine
- The number/type of columns does not seem to be a factor as long as the total column width exceeds the grid width causing a horizontal scrollbar to be shown
- Problem occurs with or without frozen columns
- Initial column size is not a factor
- Field data is not a factor as a zero record grid also shows the same problem
Therefore I was wondering
a) Has this type of problem been encountered before and if so was there a solution
b) If you had any thoughts on what might be causing the problem
c) Any other suggestions or areas for further investigation
Regards
Alan