Hi,
I have a page with some controls and the last control which is below all other controls is a TreeList.
This TreeList can contain more data than it could fit on the screen, so it automatically gets bigger than the browser window and the
browser displays scroll bars. This could be ok, but the LoadingPanel image could be outside the viewport if there are too many rows.
So I want to prevent that the TreeList grows bigger than the page. I know I can set AllowScrolling to true, but this seems to work only for fixed heights, not relative ones.
Could you please tell me how I can prevent the TreeList from growing larger than the viewport?
Thanks!
I have a page with some controls and the last control which is below all other controls is a TreeList.
This TreeList can contain more data than it could fit on the screen, so it automatically gets bigger than the browser window and the
browser displays scroll bars. This could be ok, but the LoadingPanel image could be outside the viewport if there are too many rows.
So I want to prevent that the TreeList grows bigger than the page. I know I can set AllowScrolling to true, but this seems to work only for fixed heights, not relative ones.
Could you please tell me how I can prevent the TreeList from growing larger than the viewport?
Thanks!
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Hello,
I am not sure what exactly the requirement you have is - you do not want the treelist to have a fixed height but you want it to not get bigger than a given size? An option you have is to enable scrolling, then dynamically calculate the available space in the container and set it as height of the treelist control.
Regards,
Tsvetina
the Telerik team
I am not sure what exactly the requirement you have is - you do not want the treelist to have a fixed height but you want it to not get bigger than a given size? An option you have is to enable scrolling, then dynamically calculate the available space in the container and set it as height of the treelist control.
Regards,
Tsvetina
the Telerik team
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