I have an issue with RadGrid in RadMultiPage in IE8. The RadMultiPage control has 5 pages (RadPageViews). RadMultiPage is associated with a RadTabStrip control for navigating between "pages" in RadMultiPage. One of the pages contains a set of RadGrid controls. Other pages contain standard asp controls. The actual "height" of the pages is defferent depending on content presented in each page but the page with RadGrid is the tallest of all. Directly below the RadMultiPage control I have a web user control that basically contains a specialized button (the user control is actualy a part of Master page definition).
We have an issue with this scenario in IE8 only. After navigating to the RadPageView containing the RadGrid, and then navigating to any other page (that is shorter) than the page containing RadGridConrol, the section of the button below the RadMultiPage and that was earlier "covered" by one of the RadGrid is not clickable (as if the RadGrid was still sitting on top of it and blocking a portion of it, or a ghost image of RadGrid was still there). This seems to be a z-index related, but we tried changing z-index property on all affected control with no luck.
Any help would be appreciated...
We have an issue with this scenario in IE8 only. After navigating to the RadPageView containing the RadGrid, and then navigating to any other page (that is shorter) than the page containing RadGridConrol, the section of the button below the RadMultiPage and that was earlier "covered" by one of the RadGrid is not clickable (as if the RadGrid was still sitting on top of it and blocking a portion of it, or a ghost image of RadGrid was still there). This seems to be a z-index related, but we tried changing z-index property on all affected control with no luck.
Any help would be appreciated...
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Hi Albert,
As the provided description is not enough for us to determine what exactly is causing the issue I would suggest you to send us live url of your website or open a regular support ticket with runnable version of the example provided. Thus we will be able to inspect the issue locally and advise you further.
Greetings,
Maria Ilieva
the Telerik team
As the provided description is not enough for us to determine what exactly is causing the issue I would suggest you to send us live url of your website or open a regular support ticket with runnable version of the example provided. Thus we will be able to inspect the issue locally and advise you further.
Greetings,
Maria Ilieva
the Telerik team
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