I create a rad window with a url loaded in it.
In this window, there is a rad grid with a good width, it looks like 100% the width of the rad window.
When I press the [+] button within the grid to add a record to this grid, it shows the MasterTableViewEditForm template of the grid and now there is a horizontal scroll bar on the rad window. Inside the template, I have a div and a table like this:
<FormTemplate>
<div ID="RadGridEditForm" style="padding:5px 5px 5px 5px;">
<table cellpadding="2" width="100%">
<tr>
<td width="80%">
In this window, there is a rad grid with a good width, it looks like 100% the width of the rad window.
When I press the [+] button within the grid to add a record to this grid, it shows the MasterTableViewEditForm template of the grid and now there is a horizontal scroll bar on the rad window. Inside the template, I have a div and a table like this:
<FormTemplate>
<div ID="RadGridEditForm" style="padding:5px 5px 5px 5px;">
<table cellpadding="2" width="100%">
<tr>
<td width="80%">
.....
Notice how the table is set to 100%. This causes the grid and hence the radwindow to be much wider than expected and I get a horizontal scroll bar on the radwindow.
If I guess at the width of the table, I can find a value that does not create a scroll bar, but should I have to do this? How can I just set the width to 100% and have it stretch to 100% of the rad window and not something larger? If I remove the width specifier from the table, the table is narrower than the window (only about 2/3rds the way across). I don't see anything else pushing the window that wide, so I don't know why making this table 100% is making the rad window internally wider than it is displaying.
Michael Grant
Notice how the table is set to 100%. This causes the grid and hence the radwindow to be much wider than expected and I get a horizontal scroll bar on the radwindow.
If I guess at the width of the table, I can find a value that does not create a scroll bar, but should I have to do this? How can I just set the width to 100% and have it stretch to 100% of the rad window and not something larger? If I remove the width specifier from the table, the table is narrower than the window (only about 2/3rds the way across). I don't see anything else pushing the window that wide, so I don't know why making this table 100% is making the rad window internally wider than it is displaying.
Michael Grant
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Hello Michael,
The RadWindow itself does not have or control the scrollbars - they are created and handled by the IFRAME in which the content page is shown. To be able to tell you, however, what is the exact reason for the problem in your case and to provide you with the most appropriate solution, we need more information about your exact setup in the content page and RadWindow's configuration.
Please send us a sample project that isolates the problem and we will check it right away.
Kind regards,
Georgi Tunev
the Telerik team
The RadWindow itself does not have or control the scrollbars - they are created and handled by the IFRAME in which the content page is shown. To be able to tell you, however, what is the exact reason for the problem in your case and to provide you with the most appropriate solution, we need more information about your exact setup in the content page and RadWindow's configuration.
Please send us a sample project that isolates the problem and we will check it right away.
Kind regards,
Georgi Tunev
the Telerik team
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