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[Solved] RadGrid inside RadSplitter

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Joshua asked on 05 Oct 2009, 09:45 AM

I previously had a RadGrd nested like so:

RadSplitter => RadSplitter => RadGrid (i.e. RadGrid nested 2 Splitters deep)

Then on the AjaxManager's ClientEvents-OnResponseEnd, my Javascript looked like so:

    
            function setDimensions(sender, args) {  
        
                var splitter = $find(PageControls.RadSplitter1.id);  
        
                if (splitter != null)  
        
                    splitter.resize(contentPaneWidth - 60, contentPaneHeight - 80);  
        
            }

This worked perfect for resizing the 2nd level Splitter pane to the contentPane's width and height and thus the Grid to match.

Now, I've removed the 2nd Splitter and moved the Grid up one level. I can get the pane's width and height still. But how do I resize the grid?

Thanks.

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answered on 05 Oct 2009, 10:34 AM

Hello Joshua,

After setting a pixel height to the RadGrid <div> wrapper, you can call the repaint method of the grid to resize the control. Here's an example:

js:

    
            function ResizeGrid() 
        
                { 
        
                    var grid = $find("<%=RadGrid1.ClientID %>");        
        
                    grid.get_element().style.height = "800px"; 
        
                    grid.get_masterTableView().get_element().style.height="800px" 
        
                    grid.get_element().style.width = "1000px"; 
        
                    grid.get_masterTableView().get_element().style.width="1000px" 
        
                    grid.repaint();         
        
                }

Hope this helps..
Princy.

answered on 05 Oct 2009, 11:51 AM

gridsample.jpg

Princy,

Thanks so much. Worked like a charm.

One more problem:

See the attached file. There's a space between the first and second columns (noted by the red arrows). This only shows up on the initial page load. If, however, I click on a tree node to the left, to load a subdirectory, the radgrid reloads with the correct data and the space goes away.

Any ideas how to remove this from the initial page load? Sorry to be picky, but I do try to keep professionalism consistent.

Thanks,
Joshua