I'm attempting to get the height of a splitter that is set to 100% using the get_Height() method in Javascript, but i just get -83 back as the height.
If i give the height a fixed figure then i can get that back, just not when the height is a percentage.
Is there something i'm doing wrong, or is it just not possible to get the height of the splitter if it's not specifically defined from the outset?
Thanks.
If i give the height a fixed figure then i can get that back, just not when the height is a percentage.
Is there something i'm doing wrong, or is it just not possible to get the height of the splitter if it's not specifically defined from the outset?
Thanks.
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Hi town,
I created a simple project to test the get_Height method, but had no problems with it. It actually returns the Height of the RadSplitter object in PX. Can you please prepare and send us a simple running project, demonstrating this issue?
Kind regards,
Tsvetie
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I created a simple project to test the get_Height method, but had no problems with it. It actually returns the Height of the RadSplitter object in PX. Can you please prepare and send us a simple running project, demonstrating this issue?
Kind regards,
Tsvetie
the Telerik team
Instantly find answers to your questions at the new Telerik Support Center
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answered on 23 Aug 2007, 03:58 PM
Hi,
Cheers for the reply. I'll do my best to get a sample project together and try and replicate the issue, don't hold your breath though! :)
I worked around it by getting the size of the containing <td> tag and using that instead, which was okay.
Thanks!
Cheers for the reply. I'll do my best to get a sample project together and try and replicate the issue, don't hold your breath though! :)
I worked around it by getting the size of the containing <td> tag and using that instead, which was okay.
Thanks!