Hi,
Was wondering if anyone else has seen this and maybe fixed it:
I have a RadGrid inside a panel - it basically shows email headers in the grid and a panel below show the email details when a row is clicked - similar to a WebMail / Outlook type thing. Splitterbar between them.
The Grid has 50 items per page and many pages. If I click on a row that is visible without scrolling the grid e.g. Row 5 - it is selected and the ajax JS fires to load in the email detail fine. If I scroll the grid, even by 1 row and then click a row (any row) - the grid scrolls back to the top and no row is selected.
This only happens in IE9 and only if EnableDragToSelectRows=False
If I set EnableDragToSelectRows=True then I can scroll down and select one or more rows without issue. However, if I then set AllowRowsDragDrop to true, I can select the row but if I right click the selectewd row to show a context menu - this then scrolls back to the top of the grid. If I set AllowRowsDragDrop=False then I can select the row after scroll and show the context menu fine but obviously I can't then drag this row to a tree etc.
I am unable to reproduce this in a simple test to provide code, so I am guessing it is something I have done with some setting/JS etc but just hoping someone else may have done the same and fixed it.....
AllowKeyboardNavigation is turned on as I need this too. But this doesn't seem to change the behavour of the problem.
Thanks in advance.
Ro
Was wondering if anyone else has seen this and maybe fixed it:
I have a RadGrid inside a panel - it basically shows email headers in the grid and a panel below show the email details when a row is clicked - similar to a WebMail / Outlook type thing. Splitterbar between them.
The Grid has 50 items per page and many pages. If I click on a row that is visible without scrolling the grid e.g. Row 5 - it is selected and the ajax JS fires to load in the email detail fine. If I scroll the grid, even by 1 row and then click a row (any row) - the grid scrolls back to the top and no row is selected.
This only happens in IE9 and only if EnableDragToSelectRows=False
If I set EnableDragToSelectRows=True then I can scroll down and select one or more rows without issue. However, if I then set AllowRowsDragDrop to true, I can select the row but if I right click the selectewd row to show a context menu - this then scrolls back to the top of the grid. If I set AllowRowsDragDrop=False then I can select the row after scroll and show the context menu fine but obviously I can't then drag this row to a tree etc.
I am unable to reproduce this in a simple test to provide code, so I am guessing it is something I have done with some setting/JS etc but just hoping someone else may have done the same and fixed it.....
AllowKeyboardNavigation is turned on as I need this too. But this doesn't seem to change the behavour of the problem.
Thanks in advance.
Ro
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Rohan
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answered on 11 Nov 2011, 02:41 PM
Found the issue with it.
I was wrapping the outer RadSplitter with a Div:
<div>
<div style="width:100%; height:100%; position:absolute;">
<telerik:radsplitter ........ />
</div>
<div style="width:100%; height:100%; position:absolute;">
Splash screen stuff in here .....
</div>
<div>
I was doing this so I could have a splash screen overlay the entire page whilst the grid/page loaded etc then hide the splash.
I guess it just doesn't like the position:absolute in the wrapping div in IE9.... sigh.
Will have to try and solve the splash screen a different way ...
Ro
I was wrapping the outer RadSplitter with a Div:
<div>
<div style="width:100%; height:100%; position:absolute;">
<telerik:radsplitter ........ />
</div>
<div style="width:100%; height:100%; position:absolute;">
Splash screen stuff in here .....
</div>
<div>
I was doing this so I could have a splash screen overlay the entire page whilst the grid/page loaded etc then hide the splash.
I guess it just doesn't like the position:absolute in the wrapping div in IE9.... sigh.
Will have to try and solve the splash screen a different way ...
Ro