I have a RadGridView in my application that loses both the Column Footers and Group Column Footers (randomly it seems) when we resize the browser window (maximize/minimize/dragging). Sometimes they appear, sometimes they dissappear, sometimes it's different behavior for different columns. Any thoughts?
I am also having problems with the GroupFooterTemplate (and I have tried to *hack* this behavior into the ColumnFooters) that may be related.
I am also having problems with the GroupFooterTemplate (and I have tried to *hack* this behavior into the ColumnFooters) that may be related.
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Vlad
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Can you post more info about your grid version? Is it our latest official Q1 2011? Can you send us an example where we can reproduce and debug this?
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Rob
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answered on 22 Mar 2011, 04:53 PM
I have changed my implementation of Footers and GroupFooters using the suggestion here and this problems seem to have dissappeared as well. I'm not entirely sure why. If it comes around again I can reopen this post.
We are using the latest Q1 2011 release version 2011.1.315.1040.
My project involves a heavily styled and user customizable RadGriView. The dataset and user's column preferences arrive separarately / asynchronously and thus not guaranteed to be in any order (although the data is usually last). We have tried many workarounds like adding CalculateAggregates() and Rebind() statements some of which have worked and others not. At this point, I think we've managed to get everything figured out. Our biggest obstacle was formatting the Footer and GroupFooter to hide the caption while allowing the caption to display in the GroupHeader.
Attached is a pic of our grid...
Thanks for your help,
Rob
We are using the latest Q1 2011 release version 2011.1.315.1040.
My project involves a heavily styled and user customizable RadGriView. The dataset and user's column preferences arrive separarately / asynchronously and thus not guaranteed to be in any order (although the data is usually last). We have tried many workarounds like adding CalculateAggregates() and Rebind() statements some of which have worked and others not. At this point, I think we've managed to get everything figured out. Our biggest obstacle was formatting the Footer and GroupFooter to hide the caption while allowing the caption to display in the GroupHeader.
Attached is a pic of our grid...
Thanks for your help,
Rob
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Hello,
Vlad
the Telerik team
You can use custom header and/or footer similar to this demo.
Best wishes,Vlad
the Telerik team