Hello,
I'm using a loading panel to cover a RadTreeView in a RadPane. Everything works great normally. But, when the tree gets long enough that you have to scroll down in the pane, and then the loading panel shows, the loading panel extends above the top of the visible pane. This happens, presumably, because the height of the loading panel is tied to the treeview, which is now taller than the pane it's in.
But, how can I fix it... is there a simple way to make the loading panel now break above the top of the pane when I've scrolled down?
Thanks,
Mike
I'm using a loading panel to cover a RadTreeView in a RadPane. Everything works great normally. But, when the tree gets long enough that you have to scroll down in the pane, and then the loading panel shows, the loading panel extends above the top of the visible pane. This happens, presumably, because the height of the loading panel is tied to the treeview, which is now taller than the pane it's in.
But, how can I fix it... is there a simple way to make the loading panel now break above the top of the pane when I've scrolled down?
Thanks,
Mike
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Hello Mike,
You can try positioning the loading panel according to your preferences as demonstrated in this help article. Please note that in this case you will have to calculate the top and left offsets.
Regards,
Angel Petrov
Telerik
You can try positioning the loading panel according to your preferences as demonstrated in this help article. Please note that in this case you will have to calculate the top and left offsets.
Regards,
Angel Petrov
Telerik
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