I have a panel with AutoScroll = true.
Inside of this panel i have another panel with a grid docked to fill inside of it. lets say the height is 500px.
(Note: the panel is resized in the codebehind as needed depending on the row count, so its a growable panel but I don' think that will matter for replication).
When the main panel has a height of greater than 500px, you can tab between the cell just fine (even if the scroll bar is showing because you have other stuff in the main panel).
If you change the size of your panel to be less than 500 , so all the rows in the grid cant be displayed at once, there is a weird scrolling issue. When tabbing along the bottom rows the scrollbar moves up and then back down immediately causing the grid to "shake" / "jitter" / "bounce".
Any input on how to fix this issue would be great! thanks ahead of time.
Inside of this panel i have another panel with a grid docked to fill inside of it. lets say the height is 500px.
(Note: the panel is resized in the codebehind as needed depending on the row count, so its a growable panel but I don' think that will matter for replication).
When the main panel has a height of greater than 500px, you can tab between the cell just fine (even if the scroll bar is showing because you have other stuff in the main panel).
If you change the size of your panel to be less than 500 , so all the rows in the grid cant be displayed at once, there is a weird scrolling issue. When tabbing along the bottom rows the scrollbar moves up and then back down immediately causing the grid to "shake" / "jitter" / "bounce".
Any input on how to fix this issue would be great! thanks ahead of time.
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Hello Brandon,
This is because of the logic inside the panel. When you click on a control that is partially visible, the scrolling logic attempts to make the whole control visible. You will achieve the same effect when using the standard MS DataGridView or any other control. Actually, we don't have a work around for this scenario.
If you have other questions, we will be glad to assist you.
Greetings,
Jack
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This is because of the logic inside the panel. When you click on a control that is partially visible, the scrolling logic attempts to make the whole control visible. You will achieve the same effect when using the standard MS DataGridView or any other control. Actually, we don't have a work around for this scenario.
If you have other questions, we will be glad to assist you.
Greetings,
Jack
the Telerik team
Check out Telerik Trainer , the state of the art learning tool for Telerik products.