Hello,
I tried the demo named Client-side API from Telerik website (http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/splitter/examples/sp_clientsideapi/defaultcs.aspx).
First I opened it in IE explorer, which was not maximized. The RadSlidingPane displayed well. As you can see in Picture1 in the attachment. But when I maximized the IE explorer, some problem happened. The RadSlidingPane moved outside (as shown in Picture2).
I also tried some other demos. They also have this problem. Here I want to ask: is it a method to solve this problem?
Hope to get your answers.
Thanks very much in advance!
Best regards,
Jack
I tried the demo named Client-side API from Telerik website (http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/splitter/examples/sp_clientsideapi/defaultcs.aspx).
First I opened it in IE explorer, which was not maximized. The RadSlidingPane displayed well. As you can see in Picture1 in the attachment. But when I maximized the IE explorer, some problem happened. The RadSlidingPane moved outside (as shown in Picture2).
I also tried some other demos. They also have this problem. Here I want to ask: is it a method to solve this problem?
Hope to get your answers.
Thanks very much in advance!
Best regards,
Jack
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Hi Jie,
The main reason for experiencing this issue is the absolute positioning of the elements in the demos.
In you are using a similar approach in your project, the problem could be workarounded by attaching a handler to the window.onresize event where to collapse() and expand() the RadSlidingPane. This will make the RadSplitter recalculate its absolute position depending on the new window's size.
You could find more useful information in the RadSlidingPane's Client-side API.
Greetings,
Veselina
the Telerik team
The main reason for experiencing this issue is the absolute positioning of the elements in the demos.
In you are using a similar approach in your project, the problem could be workarounded by attaching a handler to the window.onresize event where to collapse() and expand() the RadSlidingPane. This will make the RadSplitter recalculate its absolute position depending on the new window's size.
You could find more useful information in the RadSlidingPane's Client-side API.
Greetings,
Veselina
the Telerik team
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