Hello,
What is the purpose of the Orientation property of a RadFrameContainer ?
I have the following code:
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In the RadFrameContainer I load a RadPage using navigation service.
In this RadPage I have a microsoft datagrid.
When I stretch the datagrid Vertical and Horizontal and Width and Height=Auto, the Vertical scrollbar of the grid stretches larger than it's parent Grid. Resulting the the arrow down buton of the scrollbar is not visible.
This is the case when I use Orientation="Vertical" If I use Orientation="Horizontal" the datagrid doesn't stretch to full page width and height.
I have experimented with setting Width and Height on the RadFrameContainer but I do not get the expected result.
I have a temporary solution by setting the Height of the datagrid to a fixed size.
Thanks for any help
Nicolas
What is the purpose of the Orientation property of a RadFrameContainer ?
I have the following code:
...
| <Grid HorizontalAlignment="Stretch" Margin="21.25,4.141,0,10.236" VerticalAlignment="Stretch" Grid.Column="2" Grid.Row="3" Grid.RowSpan="3" x:Name="grdContent" Width="Auto"> |
| <Telerik:RadFrameContainer x:Name="ContentPanel" Margin="0,0,0,0" Orientation="Vertical" /> |
| </Grid> |
In this RadPage I have a microsoft datagrid.
When I stretch the datagrid Vertical and Horizontal and Width and Height=Auto, the Vertical scrollbar of the grid stretches larger than it's parent Grid. Resulting the the arrow down buton of the scrollbar is not visible.
This is the case when I use Orientation="Vertical" If I use Orientation="Horizontal" the datagrid doesn't stretch to full page width and height.
I have experimented with setting Width and Height on the RadFrameContainer but I do not get the expected result.
I have a temporary solution by setting the Height of the datagrid to a fixed size.
Thanks for any help
Nicolas
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Hello NS,
By default RadFrameContainer`s Orientation property is set to Vertical. It is used only when you want to implement your custom transition effect. For example if you want to have UP-Down slide effect you can use Orientation=Vertical and for Left-Right Orientation=Horizontal. But it depends on your decision what orientation to choose. If you use the default Methods in RadPageNavigation framework there is no need to set Orientation property.
As to the grid stretch problem ensure that the problem is not in any Margin or fixed Height/Widht size property.
Regards,
Boryana
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By default RadFrameContainer`s Orientation property is set to Vertical. It is used only when you want to implement your custom transition effect. For example if you want to have UP-Down slide effect you can use Orientation=Vertical and for Left-Right Orientation=Horizontal. But it depends on your decision what orientation to choose. If you use the default Methods in RadPageNavigation framework there is no need to set Orientation property.
As to the grid stretch problem ensure that the problem is not in any Margin or fixed Height/Widht size property.
Regards,
Boryana
Check out Telerik Trainer, the state of the art learning tool for Telerik products.