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Is there any easy way to determine how much room is available for a grid control on a page (ie: how much visible area can be used for the grid), so that the vertical size of the grid control can be adjusted automatically to fill the available space? So if the browser window is tall vertically, the grid can show more data, but if the browser window is small vertically, it will show less data?
The intent here is to have a grid control on the page such that it can expand and contract to fill the available space based on how big the users browser window is, and not have to be set to a standard size, which may end up going below the fold for some users and require the user to scroll the window.
I know that kind of stuff is easy in WinForms, WPF and SilverLight, but I have no idea if I can do this with a grid control (if so, that is what I want!).
The intent here is to have a grid control on the page such that it can expand and contract to fill the available space based on how big the users browser window is, and not have to be set to a standard size, which may end up going below the fold for some users and require the user to scroll the window.
I know that kind of stuff is easy in WinForms, WPF and SilverLight, but I have no idea if I can do this with a grid control (if so, that is what I want!).