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[Solved] Grid with FrozenColumns scrolling problem

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Davy
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Davy asked on 22 Dec 2009, 01:09 PM
Hi,

I've developed a Grid with the Grid-control. This control has the following ClientSettings;

  • FrozenColumnsCount="3"
  • UseStaticHeaders="true"
  • AllowScroll="true"

When rendered the Grid looks like the attached ExampleGrid.jpg. As you can see there are several TemplateColumns with dates in the header and TextBoxes in the item. When I drag the horizontal scrollbar the first 3 columns stay on their position and the others will scroll as expected.

Now for the problem; when I click in the first textbox on the screen (the one beneath 28-12) and press tab several times the first 3 columns don't stay on their position. See the attached exampleerror.jpg

I've looked throught the examples but this situation (the one with editable controls like textboxes) aren't available. Can you please help me with this?

Regards

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answered on 22 Dec 2009, 01:16 PM
Hi Davy,

I am afraid that the required behavior in your case is not supported. The frozen columns functionality is implemented by hiding the RadGrid "real" scrollbar (used with the scrolling with static headers) and using a "fake" one, which triggers some columns to be hidden and shown, depending on the scrollbar position. However, when you start tabbing through the textboxes, you are beggining to scroll the complete RadGrid data area, including the frozen columns. In other words, this is the same as scrolling the "real" hidden scrollbar. Sorry for the inconvenience.

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Dimo
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