Hello!
I have some questions regarding the limitations of virtual scrolling and I am referring to your documentation: http://docs.telerik.com/kendo-ui/controls/data-management/grid/appearance#virtual-scrolling
1) "Virtual scrolling relies on a fake scrollbar. Its size is not determined
by the browser, but is calculated based on the average row height of
the data that is already loaded. As a result, variable row heights may
cause unexpected behavior, such as inability to scroll to the last rows
on the last page." and "Virtual scrolling relies on calculating the average row height based on
already loaded data. Having a large variance of row heights or an
unknown number of rows that are not bound to data (such as group
headers) might cause unexpected behavior:":
To prevent this, I am calling resize(true) on the grid widget every time the data is bound (dataBound event handler). It seems like this works, but am I missing something?
2) "Virtual scrolling is not compatible with grouping, hierarchy, and editing":
I am using a grid with batch editing mode, and it seems to work. Could you please share some details about what's not compatible with editing exactly?
And what are the known incompatibilities with grouping? I have found out, that the grid does not remember collapsed groups when the page size is crossed while scrolling and the next page of data items is bound to the grid, so the collapsed groups get automatically expanded again. Also, if a group is being collapsed, the space of the previous shown data items remains blank, instead of the next group being shown immediately below.
Thank you in advance for providing information about the grid virtual scrolling limitations of the current Kendo UI release version.
Best regards,
Kaan