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I'm currently battling the scroll functionality of the rsContentScrollArea when the scheduler is set to monthview. Some javascript is desiding the height of this element and overflowY is set to scroll. At the same time the javascript makes the element 1px to short wich means that if I set overflowY to auto, there will allways be scroll anyways.
I want the scroll... but only when there is more than 5 rows. Anyone have a suggestion?
I'm currently battling the scroll functionality of the rsContentScrollArea when the scheduler is set to monthview. Some javascript is desiding the height of this element and overflowY is set to scroll. At the same time the javascript makes the element 1px to short wich means that if I set overflowY to auto, there will allways be scroll anyways.
I want the scroll... but only when there is more than 5 rows. Anyone have a suggestion?
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Hi Rune,
Have you tried setting Height for RadScheduler and OveflowBahavior="Scroll". I wonder if those settings will help you achieve your goal.
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Have you tried setting Height for RadScheduler and OveflowBahavior="Scroll". I wonder if those settings will help you achieve your goal.
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answered on 15 May 2009, 06:21 AM
Hi Peter
I did that. But no matter how high I set the Height Attribute there is ALLWAYS at least 1 px of scroll. What happens is that the div.RadScheduler gets the height from the height attribute. The div.rsContent only gets the height of the content... BUT, 1 px shorter than the content.
This means that there will allways be scroll. Why is that? If div.rsContent just took the height of the content if smaller than the Height attribute there would be no scroll before it was larger than the Height attribute
I did that. But no matter how high I set the Height Attribute there is ALLWAYS at least 1 px of scroll. What happens is that the div.RadScheduler gets the height from the height attribute. The div.rsContent only gets the height of the content... BUT, 1 px shorter than the content.
This means that there will allways be scroll. Why is that? If div.rsContent just took the height of the content if smaller than the Height attribute there would be no scroll before it was larger than the Height attribute
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answered on 15 May 2009, 06:27 AM
By the way. I think what I am looking for is a kind of OverflowBehavior = "auto". Like in normal CSS. Where there is no scroll if the content is smaller than the chosen height.
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Hi Rune,
I recall an incident with similar issue, which we managed to fix recently. Please, try with the latest build and let us know if it solves the problem.
http://www.telerik.com/account/latest-internal-builds.aspx
All the best,
Peter
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I recall an incident with similar issue, which we managed to fix recently. Please, try with the latest build and let us know if it solves the problem.
http://www.telerik.com/account/latest-internal-builds.aspx
All the best,
Peter
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