I'm using radgrid with auto generated columns. there is a date column (Rev Date) in the data source. When binding to the grid, the grid column structure and column widths become a mess because of this date column.
when i convert the date column (Rev Date) into an varchar and bind the column as a string then the grid binding works fine with column widths.
How does the datepicker affect the column widths and mess up the grid structure? its fine if i could remove the calendar control to make the column widths looks good. I really need to use the date column in grid in order to get column sorting to work
when i convert the date column (Rev Date) into an varchar and bind the column as a string then the grid binding works fine with column widths.
How does the datepicker affect the column widths and mess up the grid structure? its fine if i could remove the calendar control to make the column widths looks good. I really need to use the date column in grid in order to get column sorting to work
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Hi,
As I noticed form the provided screenshot grid scrolling is enabled. Note that when scrolling with static headers are enabled, the grid columns should declare HeaderStyle.Width. You should also set TableLayout property to Fixed as shown below:
Give it a try and see if it helps.
Regards,
Pavlina
Telerik
As I noticed form the provided screenshot grid scrolling is enabled. Note that when scrolling with static headers are enabled, the grid columns should declare HeaderStyle.Width. You should also set TableLayout property to Fixed as shown below:
<MasterTableView TableLayout="Fixed" HeaderStyle-Width="120px">Give it a try and see if it helps.
Regards,
Pavlina
Telerik
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