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Hi, i have a strange problem with the grids column context menus where they seem to be misaligning and not displaying correctly.
I've read a few posts where some people seemed to have a similar issue as mine, with the fix being, the user having to set the column widths explicitly.
For my project, ive tried to set the columns to be in percentage (e.g. 10% for each column) and absolute values (e.g. 22px for each column).
The problem im facing is, once i use the context menu to hide or show a column, the grid immediately shrinks to a very small size.
After seeing this, i thought the problem was that the columns were resizing themselves to be a smaller value than what it should have been, but with some extra testing, ive found that the column widths in the beginning is actually the same.
Only after changing the size of the column (which is located at its usual point i.e. not next to the dividers), does the sliders align up with the dividers.
I have included some images which will describe better the problem i am getting.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
I've read a few posts where some people seemed to have a similar issue as mine, with the fix being, the user having to set the column widths explicitly.
For my project, ive tried to set the columns to be in percentage (e.g. 10% for each column) and absolute values (e.g. 22px for each column).
The problem im facing is, once i use the context menu to hide or show a column, the grid immediately shrinks to a very small size.
After seeing this, i thought the problem was that the columns were resizing themselves to be a smaller value than what it should have been, but with some extra testing, ive found that the column widths in the beginning is actually the same.
Only after changing the size of the column (which is located at its usual point i.e. not next to the dividers), does the sliders align up with the dividers.
I have included some images which will describe better the problem i am getting.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks