Hello, I am new to silverlight and the telerik controls.
I have a MainPage.xaml which contains a frame (frame1) and two links to other xaml pages.
When a link is clicked, the corresponding xaml page is loaded into the frame.
In one of the xaml pages called report.xaml, I have some input fields and then the htmlPlaceHolder control below. When I click to run the report, the htmlPlaceHolder's HtmlSource is set to a HTML string and displays. The problem I have is if the HTML in the htmlPlaceHolder control is quite long, the placeHolderControl does not have scrollbars on the side to view the entire html content.
Any suggestions? I think it might have something to do with the page being loaded into a frame on MainPage.xaml but not sure.
I have a MainPage.xaml which contains a frame (frame1) and two links to other xaml pages.
When a link is clicked, the corresponding xaml page is loaded into the frame.
In one of the xaml pages called report.xaml, I have some input fields and then the htmlPlaceHolder control below. When I click to run the report, the htmlPlaceHolder's HtmlSource is set to a HTML string and displays. The problem I have is if the HTML in the htmlPlaceHolder control is quite long, the placeHolderControl does not have scrollbars on the side to view the entire html content.
Any suggestions? I think it might have something to do with the page being loaded into a frame on MainPage.xaml but not sure.
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Hi Brad,
Could you please check out this Resolved PIts issue and let us know if the solution in it fits in your scenario. If it doesn`t , we would be highly appreciate if you send us a runnable sample that demonstrates the issue you have come up with. This way we would investigate in depth. Thank you for your cooperation.
All the best,
Petar Mladenov
the Telerik team
Could you please check out this Resolved PIts issue and let us know if the solution in it fits in your scenario. If it doesn`t , we would be highly appreciate if you send us a runnable sample that demonstrates the issue you have come up with. This way we would investigate in depth. Thank you for your cooperation.
All the best,
Petar Mladenov
the Telerik team
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