I have a RadRotator in a floating RadDock. The rotator's height is greater than the RadDock and the scroll bar is turned on. The elements inside of the rotator show beyond the RadDock and if you scroll the RadDock the contents of the rotator sometimes do not scroll with the scroll bar and sometimes they do but it is hugely delayed. It takes 10-20 seconds or more for the RadRotator contents to scroll (when they do).
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Doug
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answered on 13 Jan 2010, 05:03 PM
This picture is the raddock scrolled but the contents of the radrotator stays put. There is a line to show where they should line up.
UPDATE: I found that the following code fixes this portion of the problem:
$find('<%=RadRotator1.ClientID%>').repaint();
The problem is running this line on scroll complete of the RadDock.
UPDATE: I found that the following code fixes this portion of the problem:
$find('<%=RadRotator1.ClientID%>').repaint();
The problem is running this line on scroll complete of the RadDock.
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Hi Doug,
Indeed, the RadRotator control needs to be repainted in such scenarios and I recommend you use the solution you already found.
Please do not hesitate to contact us if you experience any further problems.
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Indeed, the RadRotator control needs to be repainted in such scenarios and I recommend you use the solution you already found.
Please do not hesitate to contact us if you experience any further problems.
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Fiko
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answered on 15 Jan 2010, 02:18 PM
The fix was only one part of this. There is still the fact that all the elements that are outside the raddock when scrolling, are still shown outside the raddock. Refer to the first attached picture. The repaint does not fix this.
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Doug
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Hello Doug,
The behavior you experience is a problem in IE6/7 browsers itself. More details on the subject can be read in this post. The solution using RadDock is to add the following CSS property to the <head> of the page that contains the RadDock control:
This should fix the problem on your side. In case, however, the problem still exists, please send open a new support ticket and send me a project that reproduce the problem. I will check it and do my best to provide a working solution as soon as possible.
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Fiko
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The behavior you experience is a problem in IE6/7 browsers itself. More details on the subject can be read in this post. The solution using RadDock is to add the following CSS property to the <head> of the page that contains the RadDock control:
<style type="text/css"> .rdContent { position: relative; }</style>This should fix the problem on your side. In case, however, the problem still exists, please send open a new support ticket and send me a project that reproduce the problem. I will check it and do my best to provide a working solution as soon as possible.
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Fiko
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answered on 20 Jan 2010, 02:53 PM
So far I put this CSS property in and it has fixed both problems. Not only does the content no longer show outside the dock but the contents scroll correctly as well.
Thank you so much for your response,
Doug
Thank you so much for your response,
Doug