I get a grid in a user control that I load dynamically in a PageView, using LoadControl.
I want the grid has a 100% height and width. But it didn't. The grid has a 100% width, but height is not set to 100%.
Only the grid header is visible.
I try various tricks I found on the forum and on the code library (this example : http://www.telerik.com/community/code-library/aspnet-ajax/ajax/how-to-set-100-height-and-random-styles-to-a-radajaxmanager-update-panel.aspx#590889) but that not works.
Is there a solution ?
I want the grid has a 100% height and width. But it didn't. The grid has a 100% width, but height is not set to 100%.
Only the grid header is visible.
I try various tricks I found on the forum and on the code library (this example : http://www.telerik.com/community/code-library/aspnet-ajax/ajax/how-to-set-100-height-and-random-styles-to-a-radajaxmanager-update-panel.aspx#590889) but that not works.
Is there a solution ?
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Hi Cedric,
Unfortunately I could not reproduce the problem on the live site. In order to find a quick solution/fix I will ask you to open a formal support ticket and send us a simple working test project which illustrates this erroneous behavior. Thus I could do all my best to help you further in resolving it.
Additionally, note that according to the W3C CSS specification, an element with a height set in percent, must have a parent element with an explicit height set as well (either in percent or in pixels). The rule applies recursively.
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Unfortunately I could not reproduce the problem on the live site. In order to find a quick solution/fix I will ask you to open a formal support ticket and send us a simple working test project which illustrates this erroneous behavior. Thus I could do all my best to help you further in resolving it.
Additionally, note that according to the W3C CSS specification, an element with a height set in percent, must have a parent element with an explicit height set as well (either in percent or in pixels). The rule applies recursively.
Greetings,
Pavlina
the Telerik team
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answered on 02 Jun 2009, 06:51 AM
Finally, I found a workaround :
I put the grid in a pane, and the pane in a splitter. Then, I used the splitter OnClientLoaded client method to resize the grid according to splitter height.
I put the grid in a pane, and the pane in a splitter. Then, I used the splitter OnClientLoaded client method to resize the grid according to splitter height.