I've read dozens of postings on the issues of why Vertical Gridlines are not appearing when I set: GridLines="Both"
But nothing works. The property does work properly in Microsoft's GridView control but not in RadGrid.
I do not use any skins with RadGrid.
How do I get GridLines to appear?
Robert
But nothing works. The property does work properly in Microsoft's GridView control but not in RadGrid.
I do not use any skins with RadGrid.
How do I get GridLines to appear?
Robert
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Hello Robert,
I am afraid the issue you are facing is not replicable on our side. I am sending you my test project for your reference. Please let me know if you manage to reproduce what you are getting in this project and what steps to follow, so that we can test it too.
Kind regards,
Galin
the Telerik team
I am afraid the issue you are facing is not replicable on our side. I am sending you my test project for your reference. Please let me know if you manage to reproduce what you are getting in this project and what steps to follow, so that we can test it too.
Kind regards,
Galin
the Telerik team
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answered on 18 Mar 2013, 11:19 PM
Galin,
Inadvertently, your solution helped me resolve the GridLine problem. It turned out there were two issues with my layout code that were preventing the gridlines from appearing:
Inadvertently, your solution helped me resolve the GridLine problem. It turned out there were two issues with my layout code that were preventing the gridlines from appearing:
- I had the BorderWidth property in the MasterTableView set to zero.
- I did not have the EnableEmbeddedSkins property in my RadGrid definition at all.
In your own example code, try removing: EnableEmbeddedSkins="false"
Don't you find it peculiar that property such as this needs to be included, even if it's set to false? I think most people would consider that a bug. Food for thought.
I'm enclosing a screenshot of my RadGrid implementation now that gridlines are displayed. What's more obvious than ever is that the column widths and alignments are not matching up with the rest of the grid. I raised the same issue here but it has not been answered yet.
I'm going to expand that forum posting with the latest information I've gained from you in the hopes that it can get resolved too.
Thank you again for your assistance,
Robert
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Hi Robert,
The default value of property EnableEmbeddedSkins is true and I am not quite sure that I correctly understand the case you are describing.
About the first question it is already answered in other forum thread. In order to avoid duplicate posts, I suggest that we continue the communication there.
Regards,
Galin
the Telerik team
The default value of property EnableEmbeddedSkins is true and I am not quite sure that I correctly understand the case you are describing.
About the first question it is already answered in other forum thread. In order to avoid duplicate posts, I suggest that we continue the communication there.
Regards,
Galin
the Telerik team
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